Watching honestly, for a young man like me, it was tempting to care about the slowness. It was pleasing to see some shots with the renewed colourness of the world, a sequence trying to catch the pace of a train, reminding me of a dog chasing its tail. Most attentively, there were moments where I've been drawn to a bit of shameful looks, and there was an interpersonal thriller since a lad grounded right beside the protagonist on some ?purpose?. It reveals our modern anxieties about time and sex, although I am unable to accept to watch it at peace as I am not ready to become a monk. There also was a relaxing sequence of my timeline when I was put to sleep (I was watching it right before one), a little discouraging me for some reason I haven't figured out yet.
Review of No No Sleep
No No Sleep
(2015)
I, on the contrary, found it sort of thrilling.
14 September 2022
Warning: Spoilers