Babyteeth with an even more problematic age gap and terrifying surreal nightmares

Babyteeth with an even more problematic age gap and terrifying surreal nightmares

Super super film.
C'est un film sur l'adolescence qui nous présente une jeune fille : Ava qui se rend compte, en vacance, qu'il lui reste très peu de temps avant de perdre la vue. Alors sa mère va l'inciter a profiter de son été en la laissant vagabonder.
Ce film est son le signe de la découverte : de soi, de nouvelles émotions, sensations, de la beauté. Mais le film est empreint d'une grande peur avec certaines scènes très sombre et même carrément flippantes avec un musique vraiment excellente.
Vraiment un film génial.

Super super film.
C'est un film sur l'adolescence qui nous présente une jeune fille : Ava qui se rend compte, en vacance, qu'il lui reste très peu de temps avant de perdre la vue. Alors sa mère va l'inciter a profiter de son été en la laissant vagabonder.
Ce film est son le signe de la découverte : de soi, de nouvelles émotions, sensations, de la beauté. Mais le film est empreint d'une grande peur avec certaines scènes très sombre et même carrément flippantes avec un musique vraiment excellente.
Vraiment un film génial.

j’adore le fait qu’elle veuille vivre sa vie à fond avant de perdre la vue je trouve que c’est une jolie philosophie mais la relation mineure/majeur vraiment moyen

j’adore le fait qu’elle veuille vivre sa vie à fond avant de perdre la vue je trouve que c’est une jolie philosophie mais la relation mineure/majeur vraiment moyen

Where did the dog go??!

Where did the dog go??!

My best summer? Really?

Ava was the film top of my list to see at the London Film Festival 2017 but, due to work commitments, I was unable to catch a screening of it.

The film was written by debutant Léa Mysius as part of her university course, and who later decided to direct it herself. It revolves around a thirteen year old who learns she is quickly losing her sight and elects to do everything she can before this inevitably occurs, and to have the best summer she can: sex, rebellion, mischief, theft all play big parts.

In my opinion, the film proves itself to be in good hands within the first five minutes - the opening sequence is delight. However, as the film progresses it seems to slightly lose focus with our main character making decisions that seem somewhat odd. That being said, Léa Mysius has constructed an interesting film that pushes boundaries of the girl/woman construct, especially in regards to the physical presence of the body. Although it didn't hit all the right notes, I'll be keen to watch what Mysius does in the future.

My best summer? Really?

Ava was the film top of my list to see at the London Film Festival 2017 but, due to work commitments, I was unable to catch a screening of it.

The film was written by debutant Léa Mysius as part of her university course, and who later decided to direct it herself. It revolves around a thirteen year old who learns she is quickly losing her sight and elects to do everything she can before this inevitably occurs, and to have the best summer she can: sex, rebellion, mischief, theft all play big parts.

In my opinion, the film proves itself to be in good hands within the first five minutes - the opening sequence is delight. However, as the film progresses it seems to slightly lose focus with our main character making decisions that seem somewhat odd. That being said, Léa Mysius has constructed an interesting film that pushes boundaries of the girl/woman construct, especially in regards to the physical presence of the body. Although it didn't hit all the right notes, I'll be keen to watch what Mysius does in the future.