Someone take me to India, please.

This is not porn. Gaspar Noe's Love is blunt but not honest. Though, it is tremendously romantic and aesthetically pleasing. Cinematography is extremely great, I won't argue. Sex here is used as a way to represent (modern) love. I guess the purpose of the film is that it wants to make you feel as if you are inside it. It wants you to feel something, maybe a lot of things.

'Love' portrays itself, betrayal, and pain. Unshielded and uncovered.

'Love' is a film that will shoot you until you realize that you are not bulletproof.

A good start for 2016.

Not as intense, not as fun, not as crazy, but man that was great. It's not just a girl who wants to take a look at the sea, but someone who wants to be free. Well appreciated, 5 stars.