Peter Von Kunt 

The despicable main character brought to life by a mesmerizing Denis Menochet proves to be Ozon’s greatest asset in this fascinating but problematic adaptation of Fassbinder’s masterful theatre work. The ideas are all jumbled and “in your face” while the mise en scene has a stronger stylistic imprinting than his last films. It is truly something to be witnessed just for the boldness and the melodramatic quality, but I understand anyone who may find this adaptation disappointing.

Peter Von Kunt 

The despicable main character brought to life by a mesmerizing Denis Menochet proves to be Ozon’s greatest asset in this fascinating but problematic adaptation of Fassbinder’s masterful theatre work. The ideas are all jumbled and “in your face” while the mise en scene has a stronger stylistic imprinting than his last films. It is truly something to be witnessed just for the boldness and the melodramatic quality, but I understand anyone who may find this adaptation disappointing.

khalil ben gharbia i want u so bad (i did not pay attention to the plot)

khalil ben gharbia i want u so bad (i did not pay attention to the plot)

this was not necessary

this was not necessary

this was the most french movie i’ve ever watched… it’s so pretentious gosh

this was the most french movie i’ve ever watched… it’s so pretentious gosh