First review after a while, amazing simple situational comedy, that would add much more range to the Criterion Collection, especially after its latest restoration: The Hill That Finally Answered Taking a camera and shooting a scene is always easy, but building a situation full of content and interest from that scene is what's hard. Cinema is content, content conveyed through frames. And the frame isn't always interesting, intriguing, or engaging. Sometimes it's just a display of all sorts of boring and sleep inducing things, and to be real, in global cinema, there are too many moments where we encounter frames of this kind. But alongside this, there are also those scenes where, precisely the camera turns towards them, the situations depicted are not only intriguing, yet entertain not to one person, not to ten people, but to hundreds of thousands of souls across several generations.…