The Easie Precis: A quirky, French, bright, arthouse Bonnie and Clyde.
Compatible Movies: Not Bonnie and Clyde.
The "for what it's trying to be" score: 78%
Watch the trailer?Yes. This is one of the best trailers I have ever seen for a film. The perfect summary without showing too much.
A Little More Detail...
This is one of those films that feels like it has deeper meanings than it probably does. It is bright and colourful and interesting. The story is not entirely linear, with some segmentation, but it is certainly not too complex and any complexity it uses does add richness. In this film, it isn't so much about the story as it is about the atmosphere, the visual and the energy between the characters.
This is one of those "artistic" films where the characters seem to discuss, at times, some philosophical (I use that term loosely) topics that are somewhat irrelevant to the film itself - but, as usual, without making any conclusions. However, there is plenty of time to get intimate with the characters and their "human" nature is still exposed in a warm and playful way.
Fantastic ending.
What's it About?
Being on the lam, relationships, primary colours
Best Viewing Company: Probably just yourself. Or with your friends that are into arthouse French movies
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