Hold on fast, because it's a fast train and it won't stop! Action. Is furious here, although there is no drama, no deaths, no violence, just a tremendous lot of arguing. There is a love story like a flower blossoming forth in the middle of a very wild meadow, but the love story is merged into the deluge of village life gushing forth like a lava stream from an outbreak of Vesuvius. The film is a panorama, every acting person (mostly amateurs) contributes to the sparkling display of emotional outbursts of temperament with wills and interests consistently contending, but as the love is sincere in spite of impossible conditions, it will inevitably prevail in the end, but at the cost of considerable ordeals of settlements actually touching the risqué zone.
Review of Two Cents Worth of Hope
