God, Smell and Her

About This Movie

God, Smell and Her is a curious piece, really. It flows like a dream, a stream of consciousness that pulls you into the protagonist's journey across diverse landscapes. You've got this unattached woman exploring Ireland’s lush fields, Iceland’s stark beauty, India’s vibrant chaos, Spain's passionate streets, and Egypt's ancient mysteries. The pacing is a bit erratic, but that adds to its charm, as it mirrors thoughts darting through the mind. There's a unique interplay between real and imagined encounters, making it feel both personal and universal. The performances are raw, almost haunting at times, capturing the essence of human connection. It’s a blend of the corporeal and the ethereal, which is what really sets it apart from typical dramas.

Stream of consciousness narrative · Distinctive exploration of themes · Emphasis on human connection and experience