I could work in my studio without anyone complaining that I had n't taken care of an errand or stopped by the store for milk . If there was rumbling to that effect , I 'd just shrug my shoulders and say , " I ' m sorry , but I did n't have the car today . " And , on the whole , I ' m happy with my no - car - half - the - day situation .

A: Why is the narrator working in the studio so diligently ?

Three hours and eight dollars later and we pulled up to Moscow 's Kursk train station . The town of Suzdal was definitely the main attraction . It really has an almost fairy - tale atmosphere - it 's very quaint , and you can get a feel for how things must have been a thousand years ago in Russia . The architecture is beautiful , and it is just a calm place .

A: How would you feel in a fairy tale atmosphere ?

This sense of involvement and absorption is marvellously sustained by Gilroy throughout by subtle editing and excellent dialogue that implies , hints , suggests rather than simply outlines what is going on . To enjoy this film you have to respond to Gilroy 's invitation to get involved and think . If you do , you will have an extremely enjoyable , absorbing and in the end satisfying night at the movies .

A: What may be a plausible fact about my feelings on the movie ?

DH and I were in a marvelous European city , in a Jewish museum attached to one of the most remarkable synagogues in the world , and the tour guide was showing us different artifacts . When we got to the ketubah section , the guide told us about the nature of the Jewish marriage contract . It was all information that we ' ve heard dozens , maybe hundreds , of times .

A:
Why may the narrator be interested in the museum ?