Cléo from 5 to 7

"Beautifully shot and paced with a linier story to follow. I only wish the presentation of the main character's mental distress and her interactions were less picturesque and more dramatized, like that of Carole in Repulsion, which came out the same year. Thana in Ms. 45. is another example. It would've made the ending a bit more dynamic."

"Such a beautiful film"

"Whenever I think of this film, I think of the beautiful opening it has in color then shoots to black and white for the rest of the film. The film follows Cleo as we await her fatal diagnosis and go throughout her day. There are a lot of red herrings littered throughout the film, especially regarding death, but we see Cleo keep moving. The movie does have a sense of loneliness on her part, even though she is surrounded by a lot of people, it seems as she suffers inner turmoil and doesn’t condie much with anyone until the park scene, which is one of my favorite scenes as it’s both bitteesweet and sad. "

"I loved the way this movie looked and the park scene made me cry, please don’t let the subtitles scare you this is an excellent film. I couldn’t shake the feeling that I should be bored the whole time but it was so captivating that I wasn’t "