> *a quiet film, which from the picture was initially immersed rather in a political context, gradually turns into the uncertainty of human feelings caused by it, a lack of understanding of oneself, what love is and how it is actually expressed. the style is influenced by the post-revolutionary films of the early 70s, which emphasize sincerity, an almost sentimental deep expression of feelings, and attempts to comprehend the continuing evolution of society. It certainly feels inspired by '**The Mother and the Whore**,' which I absolutely admire and which is one of my favorite films of all time. In general, there is a significant amount of reference made to the cinematic culture of the mid-20th century. hearing about Pasolini was a joy for me as someone who has a deep passion for his art. and Louis Garrel's face and cinematic energy are, naturally, works of art in themselves, and something that can be used to create endless poems.**this film, as well as the recently viewed ‘**The Inner Scar**', piqued my interest in Philippe Garrel as a director and gave me the impression of his cinematic style as being very unhurried, filled with a love of creativity, and prone to experimentation, and I certainly would like to verify out more of his other work in the future.*
> thank [you](https://boxd.it/8M3cj) for recommending me this one 🖤
