C'est La Vie

2016
8 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuIn a series of clinical tableaux comprising a sort of apocalyptic travelogue of the Los Angeles streets, an aggressive homeless man berates the viewer about the circumstances of his life and... Alles lesenIn a series of clinical tableaux comprising a sort of apocalyptic travelogue of the Los Angeles streets, an aggressive homeless man berates the viewer about the circumstances of his life and the wrongness of everything.In a series of clinical tableaux comprising a sort of apocalyptic travelogue of the Los Angeles streets, an aggressive homeless man berates the viewer about the circumstances of his life and the wrongness of everything.

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7Fernando-Rodrigues

that's life!

Ari's mind's just so fantastic. I loved the dark humor here and the way it satirizes society.

7Jeremy_Urquhart

We Basically live in a society.

Functions perfectly as a companion short film to Ari Aster's 2014 short Basically. That one followed someone who was incredibly wealthy and privileged, whereas C'est la Vie centers on a homeless man who's downtrodden and angry at the entire world. He rants at the viewer for the entire short film, and he makes some good points throughout, to be honest.

It's neat that these two short films exist to show two different perspectives but both people seem equally unhappy and angry at the world around them. Both speak to Aster's clearly pessimistic view of the world, but to his credit, he does make the presentation of that viewpoint interesting and oddly entertaining.

C'est la Vie is dark, but quite good. He started making feature films after this, starting with 2018's Hereditary. It'll be interesting to see if he ever returns to making short films again in the future.

9harryhoustonastros