Paul Dano can do it. He's good in a few scenes.

Mature and restrained unlike the debut. Paolo Dano is not too ambitious in this film, but in fact, this film is limited to a certain extent. A little spark makes a forest fire. A family, also from a crack into a wild life. In fact, in the end, I began to wonder whether the film's temperament is too charming, or Mulligan's temperament is too charming.

It's a very Sundance-esque piece, and I really liked the photo shoot at the end.