Cord Jefferson's debut film is an excellent satire, in the truest sense of the word. Everything is in its place, measured and challenging, and above all, fun to watch. If only these kinds of achievements would appear more often in cinema repertoires. Absolutely recommended for viewing.

The film should be watched, and not spoiled by retelling. The plot, direction and acting are at an appropriate level. If the topic is not overly original, the fresh and new way in which the story is built is enough, leading to a twist and a final resolution. References to the characters who play individual members of the family are not a burden for the film, and only complete the general tone and impression. With a comment, as someone has already noticed, that the most likable character in the film is still the woman housekeeper.

At a time when a new world war may be knocking at our door, when the countries on the fringes of Western democracy are faced with all kinds of human rights violations, the problems in the movie may seem trivial to us, but part of the problem is the fact about what kind of societies we became - dependent on stereotypes, overwhelmed by the erosion of morals, corrupted taste and outlook on the world, prone to sensationalism of all kinds.

This is something that this film talks about, in an extremely clear and comprehensible way.