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I was looking at a girl who seemed to be Jean Seberg and I was thinking: what the beep? is this the girl I admired all my life??? off course I was wrong. I knew how she looked (as in this film) and how she spoke (as you clearly do not hear in this film), but I never met her. 5 minutes later, I still see her face, but there still isn't any sound available with this movie. again I was thinking: what the beep? as she opened her mouth, I wondered what the director was trying to say with this beep. it looked a bit like carnival. yes, I even thought I was looking at a painting from Francis Bacon. but the erotic images I saw were so exciting, even when it was creepy. I had the feeling that any minute, a vampire would appear from behind the tape. that scary. what was this all about? without dialog, it was shaking my bones. I wasn't scared, but almost I was. it would have made more sense if the picture was about an institution, but that's the whole problem: we don't know what this movie is about, because we can't hear anything, nor read a word. the director has made it difficult for us to find resemblances with the main characters. also, somewhere after thirty minutes, we see women's faces. why? what's the whole idea with these women??? conclusion: a movie to avoid. don't waste your time.
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