Història de la meva mort

... given that I often get frustrated at films with insufficient lighting, and there's really not much going on for a lot of the time.

However, having seen and enjoyed "Liberte" I felt minded to check this out also, as he has what I'd call a Greenaway-style approach to cinematography that renders individual shots and scenes quite beautifully.

The plot and context is also a bit bonkers, which is often a major draw for me. As a vampire film fan, I really liked the range of tropes employed, even if they were more in support of the narrative than (as is more usual) the driver. The philosophical discussions among the potential "brides of..." were also fun.

Interesting.