I saw this at the Toronto Film Festival and loved it.
The packed audience there also seemed to share my enthusiasm.
Funnier, quirkier but more complete than the Triplets of Bellville, which I liked.
I gave it my vote for the Audience Award.
Almost impossible to describe without spoiling so I will just say that it is warm, funny, quirky, scary, melodic, and romantic.
It takes place in France, likely Paris.
The main character is in his early thirties, but does not speak. Otherwise, he seems to normal.
The director/writer has a unique, creative voice.
The packed audience there also seemed to share my enthusiasm.
Funnier, quirkier but more complete than the Triplets of Bellville, which I liked.
I gave it my vote for the Audience Award.
Almost impossible to describe without spoiling so I will just say that it is warm, funny, quirky, scary, melodic, and romantic.
It takes place in France, likely Paris.
The main character is in his early thirties, but does not speak. Otherwise, he seems to normal.
The director/writer has a unique, creative voice.