First off, thank you for this script and putting it on silver screen, so that us commoners get the chance to peek into the life of a certain group of elite aristocrats. No, I can relate to neither that spoiling fatherhood nor the "need to own rather than share" ambition, but now I can reason with the anomaly and its toxic effects per se.
The flow is somewhat convoluted, particularly if you miss the flashbacks, and overall it may feel incoherent but the actings are superb and moments are deep with extreme highs and lows. In the end you're left with numerous dots to connect, expecting you to put some effort into i.e. makes you think. No doubt the writer had first-hand experience and/or insider knowledge of the people and lives depicted.
The flow is somewhat convoluted, particularly if you miss the flashbacks, and overall it may feel incoherent but the actings are superb and moments are deep with extreme highs and lows. In the end you're left with numerous dots to connect, expecting you to put some effort into i.e. makes you think. No doubt the writer had first-hand experience and/or insider knowledge of the people and lives depicted.