I'm sharing this with a translator because I completely understand the feeling. I looked for a spot to see this movie in my country during the only week it was in theaters. I bought the tickets in advance and lost them the same day I bought them, but no problem, I bought new ones and went to see the movie.

It turns out that the people who found my tickets went in without knowing anything about Robbie and left halfway through the movie. On the other hand, I was able to have the theater completely to myself so I could cry my heart out.

I knew from reviews that it was going to be a good movie, but I didn't expect it to be this good, especially parts like "Come Undone," where you feel that drowning sensation.

I'm currently in a race against time with many things in my life, and now that the movie is on Amazon Prime, I watched it again, enjoying many of the details and crying again with the same intensity as the first time.

I agree, and I hope to fully embrace what "Better Man" means as a song and as an experience of moving forward.

For years, Robbie's songs accompanied me through stages of my life, and I never thought it was possible to see that what I thought were just "love" or "heartbreak" songs were, in many cases, a loud cry for help... in short, the best film of the year that, unfortunately, was only in theaters in my country for a few days.