Au poste!

When I saw the film for the first time, I was almost a little disappointed because it didn't exactly have the aesthetic and the particular flavor of the films Quentin Dupieux made in the U. S..

But we find many other things there, mainly an absolute pleasure of the dialogues in French, which had already been partially initiated with 'Réalité' and which bursts forth here in all its brilliance of writing and acting.

A very pleasant way of distilling a distinctive and fascinating metaphysical depth, but of which nothing more will be said because it is deliberately indescribable and only touched upon.