Not every French film can be Truffaut.
Anyone else seen -- nay, heard of -- this film, Caché? We Netflixed it (apparently, it's one of my mum's favorites from her snotty suburban film club thing), and... well, I hated it. I absolutely hated it, and, I don't know, I felt like you needed to know this fact. I don't know what I disliked more: its lack of any semblence of a resolution, or the implied presumption that you were somehow lacking by wanting that "traditional" ending.
Meh.
(I hate movies like this SO. MUCH. Look, I can be as meta and as deep as any kid on the block, but it's also not wrong to want to stick to that tried-and-true exposition-climax-resolution structure. No, really, it's not. I want to be fulfilled! Yes! I know, it's scandulous, right!)
Meh.
(I hate movies like this SO. MUCH. Look, I can be as meta and as deep as any kid on the block, but it's also not wrong to want to stick to that tried-and-true exposition-climax-resolution structure. No, really, it's not. I want to be fulfilled! Yes! I know, it's scandulous, right!)