Based on a book of the same Antonioni - That Bowling on the Tiber - the film is divided into four stories, whose red thread is embodied in a film, starring John Malkovich, who captivates the audience from the very first bars, the taste immediately, but deceptively, philosophical
'E' in the dark reality that lights up and is in the silence that entries come from outside. "
"The reality I have known since I started taking pictures. Photographing and enlarging the surface of things that were around me, I tried to find out what was behind it: all I did in my career. "
The distance between the body emphasizes beautifully the moment
In a Paris cafe, a woman (Chiara Caselli) speaks of the soul to a man (Peter Weller):
"Even after we run all our stuff and lose your soul ... you have to wait. "
He's left so impressed that the two embark on an affair, which will trigger the play of parties, including lover, husband and wife (Fanny Ardant), whose report will be among the hateful and the greedy, while each claims its exclusivity of the Beyond the apparent role. And the maze does not end with them.
In a rainy night in Aix-en-Provence, a young man (Vincent Perez) falls in love with a girl devoted and elusive (Irène Jacob), whose happiness is given by love. .. but for whom? Will exchange their thoughts, so much the result of conflicting visions, as seductive.
atmosphere prevails throughout the film suspended hypnotic. The dialogues are not simple interactions between the protagonists, but real existential reflections that capture the attention and elevate to a higher dimension.
These slices of life, atypical experiences, lived with incredible intensity, they want to be part of it, to feel those same feelings, we go into the hidden side of things, of being overwhelmed by the endless myriad of possibilities that life offers us. If only we tried to be a little 'less trivial.
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