An unusual film with a free-form narrative. Galoup's sexuality is clear as the camera lingers on the glistening shirtless bodies of young men enduring rigid, and almost balletic, training routines. His repression is clear through numerous scenes and symbols of alienation and separation. The film certainly has a striking beauty to it at times, but Claire Denis often seems to be belaboring the point. But if you don't mind the languid repetitiveness of it, it can be an interesting experience.
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An unusual film with a free-form narrative. Galoup's sexuality is clear as the camera lingers on the glistening shirtless bodies of young men enduring rigid, and almost balletic, training routines. His repression is clear through numerous scenes and symbols of alienation and separation. The film certainly has a striking beauty to it at times, but Claire Denis often seems to be belaboring the point. But if you don't mind the languid repetitiveness of it, it can be an interesting experience.