He and She

About This Movie

So, 'He and She' from '69, directed by Mauro Bolognini, is quite a curious piece. The film dances between this strange, moody atmosphere and a kind of haunting romance. You've got this uninhibited woman who draws a photographer into her orbit, and the visuals are striking—think modernist interiors that feel almost surreal. The pacing, well, it’s deliberate, letting you soak in the tension and the emotional undercurrents. What’s intriguing is how the exteriors—these abstract shots of sports cars racing down highways—echo the characters' own feelings of being lost. The performances are engaging, capturing that blend of desire and uncertainty. It’s a film that lingers in your mind, almost dreamlike.

Unique modernist aesthetic · Interesting character dynamics · Explores themes of desire and uncertainty