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[Filmin] Almost more drama than comedy, it maintains a difficult balance that it successfully solves, a kind of middle line that conveys a sense of unreality, even though it is mainly realistic. But there are some surreal touches that bring a certain strangeness to the story, introducing elements of distortion of this reality. It reflects on the figure of the father not only through the protagonist, but also with secondary characters that creates a diverse sample of fatherhood (sometimes failed). But the look at motherhood is also interesting, at the oppressive relationship, even if she does not intend it, of the protagonist's mother, and Emma herself, a newcomer mother overcome by the responsibility of raising her baby ("I think she feels unhappy with me I wish I had another mother ").