It is very funny, simple and does not pretend beyond being that. And the cinema must return to these simple stories, less is more.
The two protagonists have a nice chemistry, you feel that one feeds on the other, one contributes to the other The only thing I feel that broke the candidness was a scene out of place, where Wanda's character tells Jennifer, "The message" is already known. It was forced, there was no earlier scene leading up to this later scene. Bringing out this not-so-subtle message about "empowerment", something unnecessary since the protagonist doesn't need it. She is empowered from the moment she leaves her village and goes to the city. She is empowered since she applies for the position on equal terms with her partner. And that's what I liked about Jennifer's character.
The two protagonists have a nice chemistry, you feel that one feeds on the other, one contributes to the other The only thing I feel that broke the candidness was a scene out of place, where Wanda's character tells Jennifer, "The message" is already known. It was forced, there was no earlier scene leading up to this later scene. Bringing out this not-so-subtle message about "empowerment", something unnecessary since the protagonist doesn't need it. She is empowered from the moment she leaves her village and goes to the city. She is empowered since she applies for the position on equal terms with her partner. And that's what I liked about Jennifer's character.