Wild Grass

Kenji

A very elegant, beguilingly mysterious study of mental frailty, obsession and the unexpected paths of fate, with a welcome dash of wit and adventurous spirit thrown in for good measure. A film to be relished and savoured for its use of colour and visual beauty too; Resnais' best for decades.

Erik F.

Not as formally or intellectually rigorous as you might expect from Resnais, but rather an entertaining and perplexing look at the odd ways in which strangers can affect each other's lives (for better AND for worse).

SALESK

A lurid, lyrical experiment in demented character study. Fun and frothy and weird and wonderful but an exercise--not a fully realized film. Still, Resnais being 88 goddamn years old and making something so enjoyable is an achievement, and a gift.

João Rocha

The movie was really well done filmed, but the story is just random. Ok, life is random, but that idea puts the characters in here without a personality. That's a shame

FailedImitator

It's incredibly well made. Beautifully shot. Brilliant editing. Like I said, very well made. But all for what?

Daniel S.

Fascinating allegory of the patient/doctor relationship during a psychotherapy filmed by an eighty-eight year old young man. Worthy of multiple viewings. Masterpiece.

Matthew_Lucas

A warm, consistently surprising film by Alain Resnais that deftly navigates the tricky waters of fate, attraction, and love.

Jose Sarmiento Hinojosa

Whoever says cinema is dying has certainly NOT seen this beautiful film. Can warmth, comedy, and experimentalism coexist? Of course they can.