Reviews

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  ★★★★ review by Raul Marques on Letterboxd

  Such a terrific oddball of a movie. It's certainly a stretch, but is not that far off, calling it a bittersweet melancholic Wild Tales, with an aspect ratio and cinematography reminiscent of Mommy, excepting a subtler color palette, and a comedic sensibility distinctly close to Roy Andersson's Living trilogy. Three amazingly fascinating tales having basically the longing for someone in common and only loosely connected with each other. It loses a little bit of steam by the last third of the picture, but nothing that sinks the whole endeavor. The scene where an American astronaut jokingly spoils a French soap-opera for the extremely invested old Algerian lady who has been hosting him it's the highlight for sure.

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  ★★★★½ review by Myra Ladoux on Letterboxd

  I laughed and cried at the same time. A beautiful movie for dreamers...

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  ★★★★★ review by Rohit Kumar . on Letterboxd

  Wow! Imagine how great this film is that Isabelle hupperte is its least interesting character. 3 individual stories and each one of them would be a masterpiece even if made as a separate film.

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  ★★★★ review by Pablo González Sánchez on Letterboxd

  ¿Cómo podía gustarme el cine antes de que me sucediera Isabelle Huppert?

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  ★★★★ review by maria concetta on Letterboxd

  this broke my heart and healed it at the same time.

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