Bernard Rapp's second movie has really not much to boast about. It is a rather plain, predictable and boring effort. Besides Bernard Giraudeau, the direction of actors is one of the weakest points of the film. Thomassin and Lorit are one-dimensional and most of the " second hands" are totally insipid. If the film makes absolutely no effort to demark itself visually from the average t.v production, it uses a lousy and pretentious symbolic which is all too blatant to be effective. Cheapy all through.
Review of A Matter of Taste
