This is one of those movies where you don't know where it's going in the beginning but by the end it all ties together nicely and with poignancy. The Q&A at the end of the film has an apt observation from the director Herzog himself, that the 21st century, with its vastly developed technology dedicated to communication and global connectedness, is paradoxically a time of "many solitudes." This the milieu out of which Family Romance, LLC arises. You can hire…

This is my second and a half time watching this film. I watched half of it again after a year off from my first time at my friend Maxime's house and then I decided I had to watch it all again from the beginning. The moments, the melody of the film (even the ones I've seen before) were worth watching AGAIN. The improvisational nature of the scenes portraying the two main characters' relationship, when they're dancing together and later driving…