(TWO STARS)
At times, this scribe thought that he was not facing experimental cinema, but rather an experiment: a romantic movie in which girl and boy (they are boys, not adults) meet by chance, fall in love at first sight, have affairs and end up together forever could work without there being a single attractive element.
The boys are “cute”, but there is not the slightest erotic tension between them (another invention of adolescent romantic fiction: asceptic and chaste love beyond marriage), the slightest danger that they will not end up together, nothing. He
The experiment would consist of emptying the story of adventures and dangers.
It could be: what is original (very half-hearted) is that there is a voice-over that narrates the story based on numbers and
curiosities (here, years ago, a group of filmmakers made Love, Part One, a great film that used such a procedure in a non-extensive way). The rest is totally asceptic.
