It is a beautiful film, funny, knowing with crystal clear dialog that delights from the start and never lets up. It's a story of growing up/coming of age where the children are the complex important characters and the adults are the two dimensional cardboard cutouts that one sees adults as when we are children...
The mysterious N is on the train winding its way to London now and I am, for the time being left, with memories... good ones, silly ones, poignant ones.
Norman the Wheel's cat, the winning smiles and the poor fox I ran over :(
rip Dan & Marco.
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