Four Seasons

Four Seasons presents a complex and absurd narrative that begins with a woman entering her neighbor's apartment to address loud music. She finds him naked in a bathtub and bleeding, leading to a series of bizarre exchanges as he persistently calls her "Stella," despite her insistence that her name is Lucy.

The film's storyline is intertwined with references to iconic works, including Roman Polanski's The Tenant and Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire, as well as Michelangelo Antonioni's Blow-Up and Jorge Luis Borges' The Immortal. This intertextuality adds layers to the viewing experience, making it a rich tapestry of influences.

As a physical media collector, Four Seasons stands out for its unconventional narrative and genre-blurring qualities. Its unique approach to storytelling and the melding of various cinematic styles can appeal to those interested in diverse and innovative films from the 2000s.