I too have experienced aimlessness put on by uncertainties of what I’m supposed to do and want! I have some (maybe significant) reservations about the second hour, but the first is divine and gets at a generational dysphoria better and with more compassion than most films I can immediately recall. The rare film where the joyous moments were a bigger ouch than the heartbreaking ones.
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