Livide is French duo Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s follow up to the marvelous À L’Intérieur, and since I really love that movie, I must say I was disappointed. This one has got style, a few beautiful scenes and some good ideas (that were recently borrowed by Abigail), but it gets all lost in a confusing script that doesn’t have enough time to explain itself, since the introduction goes on for too long and the action becomes a bit rushed (the same problem as Abigail). Which is a shame, because the story had potential.
Livide is French duo Alexandre Bustillo and Julien Maury’s follow up to the marvelous À L’Intérieur, and since I really love that movie, I must say I was disappointed. This one has got style, a few beautiful scenes and some good ideas (that were recently borrowed by Abigail), but it gets all lost in a confusing script that doesn’t have enough time to explain itself, since the introduction goes on for too long and the action becomes a bit rushed (the same problem as Abigail). Which is a shame, because the story had potential.