Letterboxd — Your life in film

I think Gorin and his team just saw this group and thought "wow they are so 'crasy'" and then decided to film them as if filming cool bugs. I don't see a lot of respect on the way they are approached or presented throughout the film. Makes me think of Buffalo Juggalos (2014) in which a gang is also presented and somehow they manage to show their criminal lifestyle without judging them. Here I see a lot of judgement disguised as pity and a very moralizing discourse.

Loved Jennifer Aniston's character so much. I laughed a lot through this though some things are nos exactly cool. Got that Midnight in Paris joke xd

Some good cinematography, liked the young couple. But everything else is pretty bare.

The last scene is cool and cute, the rest, not really interesting.

Tilda Swinton es buena, Almodovar es bueno, pero aquí solo no hicieron click.

Idk, this was so easy and "on your face" all the time. I mean, good to see stories like this but the only strength of this movie is that it is open minded and it doesn't get tired of shouting it out loud.

Even though I like nonsensical narratives, here it was just boring, misogynistic and pretentious. The "interesting" aspects are not even that interesting nor impressive. Some good cinematography nonetheless.

Even though I love Huppert here I just saw a cyclic predictable tale. It didn't grasp my attention.

Interesting as a documentary and maybe it would have been cool to see Calder perform this in person, yet the way it is presented here is not really amusing.

Buena para pasar el rato pero no pasa de un chisme cualquiera.

I just don't get Schanelec some times

I think the dream sequences are the most rescuable part of the movie, but, nonetheless, it's a good watch.