Love Me

About This Movie

So, 'Love Me'—it's this 2000 drama directed by Laetita Masson that really dances between reality and the surreal. You’ve got scenes of beach dancing, which are almost meditative, and then the Elvis impersonators add this bizarre layer of nostalgia. The pacing feels languid, almost dreamy, matching the film's hallucinatory vibe. Sandrine Kiberlain, Johnny Hallyday, and Julian Sands all bring a distinct energy, each character kind of longing for something more—especially the sailors who dream of Taipei. It’s a film that doesn’t rush. It lingers in moments, inviting viewers to just soak in the atmosphere. You can tell it's not about conventional storytelling, but rather about feeling and experience.

Emphasizes atmosphere over traditional narrative structure. · Unique blend of surreal elements and character-driven moments. · Captures a longing for connection and place.