I've just come out of the cinema now after seeing that movie and I searched RU-vid straight away for review. I really enjoyed your review. Thank you for that. And I my opinion of it is slightly different. While I agree with you that it's an analysis of the creative process, I also feel it's a very much a life lesson in in many ways and how to how to behave in general. You know the main character Leon is not a nice guy throughout what what I felt perplexed about at the end is is the the willingness of the female character and the female lead. Nadia, I felt perplexed at her care towards this awful like ignorant main character. Leon was was confusing, but in reflection I think that it would be something that is. It would be somewhat of an observation of her own of a fellow creative and she understands the position that he's in and perhaps it is a case that this main character Leon is not as ignorant and rude as he usually is. It's just a case of the work that he has been working on is so overwhelming and so like it. It's in captioning him and it causes him to be that way and maybe she understands that. But I thought it was a fantastic film and I appreciate your review and I I have to look at it again myself but lots of lots of depth and lots of you know symbolism in the imagery clearly enjoyed it. Thank you also, I have to add that at this message that I've written here on RU-vid is a completely on a dick to phone so there's probably lots of as and for whoever anybody for whoever is reading this
Really enjoyed reading your thoughts. You make a really good point about how patient she is towards him when he is so unfriendly and unpleasant. It doesn't really make sense. I was thinking again about when she reads the poem twice. It feels like this is really significant in terms of understanding her. I think I'm going to watch it again because I think it merits a second viewing.
nice work! I think you nailed it, there is a pungent feeling that lingers afterwards, just like in Undine. It's really something quite special when a work, seemingly so simple, leaves the theathre with you and sticks for quite some time. I think that's what cinema is all about, what you manage to get OUT of it. Keep up the good work!
