I guess bro
It's too niche for me, fortunately I haven't experienced suicidal thoughts yet

I guess bro
It's too niche for me, fortunately I haven't experienced suicidal thoughts yet

Once you make unmotivated solitude your comfort zone, it becomes a kind of prison disguised as peace. You stop participating in life not because you reject it, but because you no longer feel connected to it. You stop feeling anything deeply, and you just exist. Even though I’m not in the same situation anymore, I still struggle with apathy. It doesn’t just go away because your life gets better. It stays with you in small ways.

Once you make unmotivated solitude your comfort zone, it becomes a kind of prison disguised as peace. You stop participating in life not because you reject it, but because you no longer feel connected to it. You stop feeling anything deeply, and you just exist. Even though I’m not in the same situation anymore, I still struggle with apathy. It doesn’t just go away because your life gets better. It stays with you in small ways.

A film that stays on one note and barely changes it's tone is rare and something I deeply admire. There is a level of comfort and even beauty to this that makes me love it.

Un homme qui dort feels dizzy and dreamlike. There's no dialogue, no words being spoken. Only the narrator and visualization. That makes this feel like a chapter of a book.

Though topics like existentialism and alienation aren't very familiar nor relatable to me, it doesn't rip me from the film. I still admire the story and consistency in this that other films hardly ever aspire to have.

Overall it's the biggest breath of fresh air in movies i've had in a long time.

A film that stays on one note and barely changes it's tone is rare and something I deeply admire. There is a level of comfort and even beauty to this that makes me love it.

Un homme qui dort feels dizzy and dreamlike. There's no dialogue, no words being spoken. Only the narrator and visualization. That makes this feel like a chapter of a book.

Though topics like existentialism and alienation aren't very familiar nor relatable to me, it doesn't rip me from the film. I still admire the story and consistency in this that other films hardly ever aspire to have.

Overall it's the biggest breath of fresh air in movies i've had in a long time.

ik voel me persoonlijk aangevalllen want het enige wat ik in mn vrije tijd doe is chips eten, drinken, roken en amateuristische haaienfilms kijken

ik voel me persoonlijk aangevalllen want het enige wat ik in mn vrije tijd doe is chips eten, drinken, roken en amateuristische haaienfilms kijken

i found his character interesting and somewhat relatable like many others but the movie itself was just boring. it is plotless and just monotonous. i understand that that is the point—plotless and monotonous to allow you to see into his mind and his lack of care about what’s happening but it’s just hard to funny enjoy a film where he does nothing. but also, you could argue im not old enough to appreciate this movie and all its purposeful dullness

i found his character interesting and somewhat relatable like many others but the movie itself was just boring. it is plotless and just monotonous. i understand that that is the point—plotless and monotonous to allow you to see into his mind and his lack of care about what’s happening but it’s just hard to funny enjoy a film where he does nothing. but also, you could argue im not old enough to appreciate this movie and all its purposeful dullness