Impossible to understand how this movie can be rated with more than 1.
A looks into the void, B cooks a lot, A takes an odd accupunture session, B eats and takes a shower, A goes to a hotel , B waits in a market, A prepares the hotel room, and endless massage between A and B in the hotel room with happy ending, A and B talk and eat together before returning to their exciting lives, B cooking, A walking, A sleeping, more staring into the void by A, B waiting for the bus.
No dialogues or músic, no real story to justify 2 hours of torture, no deep message, no poetry, no art, no cinema. Nothing in here, just a extremely boring piece of artsy waste of time.
This brief encounter wouldn't even be suitable for a 5-min short. However, this movie lasts 2 hours! Supposedly, the brilliant idea is to remind us how boring life is by watching pure boredom for 2 hours: days going by endlessly doing our monotonous chores, once in a while a brief encounter with someone makes us feel alive, but we invariably return to the utter boredom of life.
I'd prefer if cinema helped me to fill the endless and tedious days of my life with entertaining movies, instead of boring me to death with things like this dreadful flick.
A looks into the void, B cooks a lot, A takes an odd accupunture session, B eats and takes a shower, A goes to a hotel , B waits in a market, A prepares the hotel room, and endless massage between A and B in the hotel room with happy ending, A and B talk and eat together before returning to their exciting lives, B cooking, A walking, A sleeping, more staring into the void by A, B waiting for the bus.
No dialogues or músic, no real story to justify 2 hours of torture, no deep message, no poetry, no art, no cinema. Nothing in here, just a extremely boring piece of artsy waste of time.
This brief encounter wouldn't even be suitable for a 5-min short. However, this movie lasts 2 hours! Supposedly, the brilliant idea is to remind us how boring life is by watching pure boredom for 2 hours: days going by endlessly doing our monotonous chores, once in a while a brief encounter with someone makes us feel alive, but we invariably return to the utter boredom of life.
I'd prefer if cinema helped me to fill the endless and tedious days of my life with entertaining movies, instead of boring me to death with things like this dreadful flick.