The only thing to watch on the night of a full moon after walking home from a celebratory feast of pasta on our last night of freedom before a lockdown

Some moments I think will stick with me for a long time - the boat scene, the burning posters, the fireworks, the dancing feet. Much more luscious than I expected, even if the plot is fairly light.

Certainly manages to be unpredictable and purposefully unsettling, but despite finding many of the ideas pretty interesting I failed to connect with this. I need to accept that Kaufman’s direction just doesn’t work for me - in theory the idiosyncrasies of the structure and plot should be right up my alley, but instead I found myself either annoyed or bored by them.

This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.