This movie recently ran on ARTE, the German-French cultural channel. Is it real or fiction? You're convinced at first that it's first-hand documentary, even though some things appear bizarre. Then you think, well maybe it's fiction. And then you're back to thinking it's real.
A great flick right through to the end. Even the music, which I thought was rather amateurish at the beginning, is perfectly suited for the movie.
I had absolutely no apprehensions about giving this flick a great big 10!
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A great flick right through to the end. Even the music, which I thought was rather amateurish at the beginning, is perfectly suited for the movie.
I had absolutely no apprehensions about giving this flick a great big 10!
Regrettably, the people who run this site believe that the length of a comment is more important than its content. "A comment," they say, "must have a certain length to Your comment does not contain enough lines - the minimum length for comments is 10 lines of text. Please see the guidelines." Well, I don't have anything more to say, so if they think it's better that no comment at all appears here, then that's their decision.
