tbh I won’t say this movie is bad but it’s good to watch at evening, but still love the plot tho!

well after inheriting a massive fortune from her late husband, Margherita (who played by Catherine Spaak) decides to completely reinvent her life. What begins as grief quickly turns into a reckless sense of freedom, she surrounds herself with luxury, indulges in pleasure, and deliberately pushes against the moral boundaries of the society around her.

Dr. Carlo (who played by Jean-Louis Trintignant) caught between fascination and unease toward Margherita’s increasingly daring lifestyle. Their encounters reveal not just desire, but also the tension between liberation and self-destruction

This movie feels both playful and provocative. It satirizes the hypocrisy of high society while also exploring a woman’s unapologetic pursuit of independence in a time when such choices were considered scandalous. Spaak’s performance is magnetic, oh gosh she looks so angelic too! She looks so confident, mischievous, but also vulnerable under the surface. And Trintignant with his subtle, restrained charm, balances her wild energy perfectly 🤩💞

what surprising me is how bold the narrative feels for 1968 ish movie. It’s sensual without being gratuitous, cheeky yet stylish, and manages to feel both shocking and elegant. Definitely a hidden gem of late-60s European cinema 🍓

tbh I won’t say this movie is bad but it’s good to watch at evening, but still love the plot tho!

well after inheriting a massive fortune from her late husband, Margherita (who played by Catherine Spaak) decides to completely reinvent her life. What begins as grief quickly turns into a reckless sense of freedom, she surrounds herself with luxury, indulges in pleasure, and deliberately pushes against the moral boundaries of the society around her.

Dr. Carlo (who played by Jean-Louis Trintignant) caught between fascination and unease toward Margherita’s increasingly daring lifestyle. Their encounters reveal not just desire, but also the tension between liberation and self-destruction

This movie feels both playful and provocative. It satirizes the hypocrisy of high society while also exploring a woman’s unapologetic pursuit of independence in a time when such choices were considered scandalous. Spaak’s performance is magnetic, oh gosh she looks so angelic too! She looks so confident, mischievous, but also vulnerable under the surface. And Trintignant with his subtle, restrained charm, balances her wild energy perfectly 🤩💞

what surprising me is how bold the narrative feels for 1968 ish movie. It’s sensual without being gratuitous, cheeky yet stylish, and manages to feel both shocking and elegant. Definitely a hidden gem of late-60s European cinema 🍓

"Sex, Mimi, is to be taken cheerfully. To be happy you need two simple things: great imagination and absolute sincerity. As in poetry, as in art."

"Sex, Mimi, is to be taken cheerfully. To be happy you need two simple things: great imagination and absolute sincerity. As in poetry, as in art."

interesante, la escena final es cinee

interesante, la escena final es cinee

Mimi is quite literally the it girl: unbothered, decisive, and incredibly stylish. The soundtrack is immaculate, the furniture is to die for (tulip chairs and sunken living rooms 🤤), and there’s even a couple bottles of J&B. Oh, and I better not forget to mention the live beetle necklace! Very Kafkaesque 🪲 Final scene is pretty whack, but u know what? I ship them.

Mimi is quite literally the it girl: unbothered, decisive, and incredibly stylish. The soundtrack is immaculate, the furniture is to die for (tulip chairs and sunken living rooms 🤤), and there’s even a couple bottles of J&B. Oh, and I better not forget to mention the live beetle necklace! Very Kafkaesque 🪲 Final scene is pretty whack, but u know what? I ship them.

pretty stylish and funnier than I expected. nice score too, but the overall plot felt lacking.

pretty stylish and funnier than I expected. nice score too, but the overall plot felt lacking.