Medusa's Ankles

About This Movie

So, I came across 'Medusa's Ankles' and, well, it’s a curious piece. The tension between the classical art world and the modern setting is woven into the narrative. The pacing is deliberate, creating a languid atmosphere that feels almost dreamlike. You can sense the longing in the protagonist, which is heightened by her fascination with the Matisse print. The chemistry between her and Lucian, the hairdresser, is palpable, layered with depth and unspoken desires. There’s something raw about the performances, particularly how they navigate the nuances of attraction and art. The film's visual style really captures that duality, balancing realism with a kind of ethereal quality. It’s intriguing, if a bit abstract at times, but definitely leaves an impression.

Explores themes of art and attraction · Visual style is strikingly dreamlike · Pacing allows for character depth