Good but something lost in translation

Rating: 7/10 (11 January 2020)

Literally.
First, I always give pause for Cannes films since it's generally over pretentious "film-viewers" who think way too deep. It's a freakin' movie.
As a US viewer, the cultural differences, not the class differences, is what got lost in this movie. Some of the social aspect which seemed such taboo are just "meh" in the US.
I think if there was an "Americanized" version of this, it might ring more true, but I have 0 faith in Hollywood ever making anything good again.