Take the following as truth: The dialogue moves ahead--there are great gobs of exposition--but the images continually double  to Stamp and Lesley Ann Warren, as his daughter's acting teacher, simply gazing at each other; or to Stamp sitting on a plane, remembering his daughter as a girl on the beach, the lens of his home movie camera creating an eerily bright--almost supernatural--spot that dances over her face.
Then the following statement: "The dialogue focuses too much on its exposition." is true, false, or inconclusive?
Answer: Inconclusive