Succulente

About This Movie

So, 'Succulente'—it's a rather introspective piece, filled with a kind of melancholic charm. Guillaume, our solitary protagonist, inhabits this almost dreamlike existence in his tower apartment. The vibe is heavy, yet there's this delicate beauty in how he fantasizes about the young couple, Abel and Jeanne, above him. You see a slow burn in the pacing, drawing you into his world, where reality and reverie intertwine. The themes of longing and isolation are palpable, executed with a subtlety that leaves you pondering. The performances feel raw and authentic, especially in those quiet moments. The use of practical effects or minimalistic sets only adds to this haunting atmosphere, making it stand out in a way that lingers with you long after the credits roll.

Drifting atmosphere enhances the narrative depth. · Strong themes of projection and longing. · Noted for its raw performances, particularly in intimate scenes.