Ala French TV cinema. Somewhere in this genre this picture is seen. A lightweight plot with minimal acting, the complexity of the plot and narrative form. But with noticeable in life and slightly hyperbolized (about 50%, in my opinion) manifestations of crises, interrelations of generations and ages, both puberty and middle. The latter is clearly shown as a computer dependence on online games, where a person is implemented in the simplest way - by pressing keys, and feelings-feelings are deceived by a complex stream of p-n transitions processed by the computer processor. And the hero of puberty quite predictably realizes the possibilities for the lack of both traceable connection between the hemispheres of his own brain, and the lack of control from the parents, also not fully realized and therefore still egocentric, waiting but not looking for their so necessary victories and achievements that still overtake them in this film and how the accumulated force of compression of the need for movement almost destroys.
There is still a subtly noted moment in the picture - the cynicism of youth in the character of Marat Khisamov - thoughtful. All other children are also cynical and realistic in their relationship with their parents, each in a different way.
So, a simple film gives a lot of hidden information if life is subtly and correctly noticed, even in its primitive presentation. But the answer to conflicts, it seems to me, is a temporary, too fleeting incident that removed all platitude from the characters, too quickly everything will return to its usual rut.
6 out of 10