Kaymak

With this movie, Manchevski confirms his mastery in narrating deeply intimate stories with ease, as well as lifting the curtain off of themes we'd rather keep silent. He pins down personal stories in a precise social and cultural cross section of the reality that we collectively ignore and live at the same time. Through a sensual atmosphere and in contrast to our brutal day-to-day life- he showcases the ways in which women are beautiful, witty, and shameless in a myriad of ways; which, as a woman, I found quite pleasing and intriguing.

That aside, I'm confident that men will enjoy the movie in equal measure, and I hope they will laugh sincerely and "manly" from the heart.