I thought the title was amazing since it can have two different meanings: fall as a season and as a movement, until I realized the original title is French (great work for the translator, though).
If the main purpose of the director is to illustrate the irony residing on contemporary society, I will definitely take his side. From the settings to the acting, every element flows well enough to convey the message. But, I won't call this movie perfect. Not…
Do you trust human? No. But I will, might, should trust them.
Throughout the whole movie, the static and mundane setting of the camera intentionally blocks us from getting closer to the situations. Also, by arranging the very essence of human nature in parallel, the film forces us to confront the truth repeatedly. As the plot moves forward, the film tightens its purpose: are you really different from these people? It gives us hope that we might be, but takes…
