84/100
It's my first Bresson watch, and I have to say I really loved how he dealt with the source, Dostoevskij's book. The main theme is still here, the difference between real life and your dreams, but Bresson adds an interesting reflection on the meaning of art, and gives the main character a weird obsession with recording his thoughts (a material representation of his dreams). I also loved the use of the score, especially during the final scene.
84/100
It's my first Bresson watch, and I have to say I really loved how he dealt with the source, Dostoevskij's book. The main theme is still here, the difference between real life and your dreams, but Bresson adds an interesting reflection on the meaning of art, and gives the main character a weird obsession with recording his thoughts (a material representation of his dreams). I also loved the use of the score, especially during the final scene.