Konstantin Magazeyshchikov
12Jun11
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Ricardo Penedo
19Jun12
The simple, direct, yet masterful, relation between the object and the character arc adds the necessary strength to one of the best and most gleeful depictions of repressed sexuality-related stories I was able to watch properly. Should be shown to any film student as a master-example of how to de-complicate and synthesise short film ideas and prove their potencial don't dissipate by doing it so.
msmichel
2Apr12
Wonderful early short from Francois Ozon challenging our take on gender roles, sexuality and the sometimes importance on how a piece of cloth is cut. Great chemistry between the 3 leads and vibrant use of colour that we would certainly see in Ozon's later work. Short but oh so sweet.
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Ogier de Beauseant
23Sep11
Ozon really needs to do a flat out LBGT hard core flick. You know he wants to.
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Melike Tomris Önder
23May11
I haven't seen this film before.I really like it and realized that in a sense, this short ,paved the way to "Le temps qui reste". There is a similarity btwn childhood memories of photographer - his lover and these young couple. the most beautiful part of the film is that the boy gained his sensual and public "freedom" by the ageny of the girl, in other words, through the "other".manythingstosay.love the colours.
Max Jaderberg and reductio ad absurdum. like this
hush_shush
3May11
"Bang Bang, nananana bang bang..." Pardon my French, but, gosh! That song featured in the film was good! But it kinda suck that I have to be reminded of the kinky lapdance scene every time I remember this song. Hahahaha... But hey, that's probably what have made this song unforgettable.
Adriano Rocha
12Mar11
There's something poetic and innocent about the movie... I really liked it! And how beautiful is the protagonist, naked almost all the time!
Lapis
16Jul10
This is definitely well made. It forced me to re-watch,to consider the things I overlooked at the first watch and still drew me in. It seems to point to the fact that the Frederic ,through his encounter with Lucia, overcome his denial and perhaps fear of his sexual orientation. I especially enjoyed Lucia's character,this very free-spirited woman who seems immersed in the joy of her sexuality.
