Colors, food, sounds, guests, the sketch of story. A film who you feel more than see. Because it reminds David Lynch Twin Peaks , remaining more mysterious or proposing a story who could be defined by yourself in the right manner. A cook, a show, a song and a crime. The emotion and, from the first scene, the high expectation. Well crafted, not real explanations. Only a form of fascination or just seduction using the ambiguity as its essence.
Review of Carnal Orient
