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Half the score for half a movie. That was my logic after the end. The abuse of overly prolonged shots can ruin the whole immersion in to am otherwise beautiful and very unfamiliar surroundings. When each shot overstays its welcome, causes, as an observer, to start looking in to every detail and there is where the movie begins to crack. Shots are meticulously setup to only omit clear details on the background or actors not shown consistently through out multiple cuts. The end is undercut by questionable dialogue decisions and yet again incredibly... long... shots...