the feeling of being half-way, the inability to choose, staying in between, not knowing what will happen when you give up, wanting to go back when you leave. it's depressing, the more you watch, the more you seem to be watching yourself.
and the amusement park scenes in the film are a complete summary, Margot, who believes that she has found what she is looking for, will actually always be looking :')
oh frances, my raisin cake..
Eventually, you will have a house where you can pay the rent, but in return, you will be incomplete, like your name on the mailbox.
Some things there's no moving on from. And I think that's a good thing...
A very simple story that makes life question and puts it in its eyes that it has never changed in the most forgotten corner of the world.
A delightful and warm dialogue-based film in which the characters share all their vulnerabilities, thoughts about sexuality, parents and children, missing pieces in their lives, their sensitivities, fears, worries, disappointments with each other in one place. The film subverts stereotypes and challenges the perceptions of sex work in your mind. The characters make the emotions feel really, really good.
