No Q&A here

Rating: 10/10 (28 October 2012)

If you are looking for a life-lesson, this movie stubbornly refuses to teach you anything.
It modestly shows what you already know: You will give up almost anything just to live, because you're human and humans are survivalists.
It carefully hides what you normally look for in a life-lesson story: what makes life worthwhile? What reward is there for all the pain and toil you may have suffered in the name of survival? That's exactly why this movie could be most uplifting to watch AND AT SAME TIME brutally honest about the human situation.
There would always be some book, some authority, some self-appointed life coach along to show you: this is how life works, this is the meaning of life, this is the big answer; and it's almost inevitable you fall for those at some point. What normally happens is you try to live the way they tell you, fulfilling some goals failing most, finally become disappointed in their "big answer". Confused and cynical, you move on to the next stage of your life.
Yet you still struggle, you still try, for something you know absolutely nothing about, with no logical reasons to ever achieve anything. All the while, life beacons you on with mystery and you cannot help but to walk on.
This move is a commentary on life, on humans. Those who thought this movie is "ambiguous" are perhaps looking for a life "Q&A". I can assure you, you would find no answers here.