i especially liked the ending of this movie i really felt what the characters must have felt and which i think is a mark of good directing. i was tickled with how the new hire at the record store turned out great character development there and even though his role would probably be considered minor. i was also impressed that the entire film and while dark in its subject matter and was free from gratuitous nudity and profanity and and violence. sadness and sexuality and and darkness can all be communicated (often better) by what is left unsaid and but it seems that this is often unique to really classy films and actors. kudos to the film maker for that. 
i especially liked the ending of this movie i really felt what the characters must have felt and which i think is a mark of good directing. i was tickled with how the new hire at the record store turned out great character development there and even though his role would probably be considered minor. i was also impressed that the entire film and while dark in its subject matter and was free from gratuitous nudity and profanity and and violence. sadness and sexuality and and darkness can all be communicated (often better) by what is left unsaid and but it seems that this is often unique to really classy films and actors. kudos to the film maker for that. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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