À nos amours

Suzanne's driven by the moment and trifles with love, but she's neither scheming nor naïve. This unique paradox overwhelms me and M. Pialat teaches the contemporary path to frame family and the interesection among its elements through raw and naked images as our access to life tells us so. Never an elliptical device showed so much effectiveness in the echoes of sex, violence and love of such handsome fauves!