I loved how visually ambitious this movie was, it had some of the best transitions I've seen in a movie recently. I liked the introspective nature of the script but I found that the story progressed in an uneven way.

Some aspects of the story, like [spoiler]Tamás' childhood and his relationship with various family members and friends[/spoiler], were well-developed and therefore were interesting to watch. However the movie's treatment of the seemingly-central relationship of the movie, [spoiler]Tamás' relationship with Anna[/spoiler], left much to be desired, as the viewer was not given an understanding of why the relationship was so important to him that [spoiler]he was THIS affected about it ending[/spoiler].

And then you have the ending which was a really nice conclusion for one of the relationships explored in the movie, but did not conclude the movie in a definite way.

All in all, I really liked it. It definitely exceeded my expectations, and the director might be one to watch for in the future.