Woefully slow. The movie doesn't really get going until the last 30 minutes or so and to call it a slow butn would be disingenuous because the fuse isn't lit until the 3rd act. This movie suffers like so many before it that try to be poignant but end up being self indulgent and BORING. A movie should make you think, so should a articulate lecture. However, a movie, unlike a lectur, should be entertaining.

This is not mass market material and it does not have to, in order to tell a profound and captivating story. Loved the cinematography, nature / setting...it seems just out of this world and reminded me of the later alien movies - Mysterious and hauntingly beautiful. Nothing wrong with the narrative, slow indeed, but it's about suicide, feeling lost and dealing with your last days alive - so what's to rush? This said, a bit more streamlined and less dream sequences would have helped. Ps: Original score.

Kinda claustrophobic, mesmirizing start, but later on this movie looses some of it's mystery and with it some of it's spark.

The story is in essence quite dark and depressing, because we see how a man is slowly loosing grip on life after he has been diagnosed with a terminal disease.

However depressing in nature the subject of this story about dying might be, it is photographed in a tranquil, peaceful way and the acting is true to life and touching to watch.

Not for those who want to see a cheery picture, but for those who can stumach a true slowburning drama about how to deal with knowing that you are about to die soon...