A Perfect Day
Comedy • R • 2015 • 1 hr 46 min
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Surprising good. Dark tragic warm comedy. If you want to know what that is, you should watch it.
Watchable, if slow at times, dramedy, heavy on the drama. I enjoyed and appreciated it more second time around.
this was a surprising film showing almost the real situation of how hard aid work can be... its a different and tense world
It was going good but the end destroy all what the plot was doing
We went to this film cause the others were full and it was a great surprise! Nice little film.
A Netflix find, surprisingly enjoyable despite a subject which can veer into the unnecessarily depressing. Worth more than its reputation.
A fantastic movie that sadly went overlooked. The characters and the situations they face feel very natural. Despite the setting, a fun film
A meditation on the complexities of the world and aid work specifically. Makes you question morality vs. realism, and how perspective is key
I love the cast, I love the story. This is a beautiful war story.
Surprisingly great movie! Real world themes. Tragic scenarios mixed with sarcasm and humor. I'm glad I found this film.
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