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So, 'Joy' is a pretty intriguing blend of comedy and drama, you know? The story revolves around Serge, a mortician who's just stuck in this dreary routine, handling a funeral with basically no one there, except for his ex-wife. It dives into loneliness and missed connections, and you can really feel the weight of that atmosphere. The pacing is measured, kind of allows you to sit with the characters and their awkwardness. Performances are solid; they pull off the delicate mix of humor and sorrow quite well. Plus, the film tackles some heavy themes about life and death, which makes it distinctively poignant. And that cocoa can... well, it’s a clever little symbol of neglect and unresolved pasts.
Focus on character study and atmosphere.Interesting take on themes of mortality.Unique setup with the ashes in a cocoa can.
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