Bunker paradise

This movie is an audiovisual poem that will stay for years if you are sensible to such an experience. The photography, the music, the scenery (that bunker drawn in luxury and splendor is a character in itself), the actors' play and every detail interact in harmony to deliver a poetic experience.

I can't but think of Baudelaire's works when seeing this movie and recalling the impressions it left on me. It is beautiful and ugly at the same time. It lets you feel the drama of human's condition, in particular the pompous comedy social gatherings draw us in, sometimes with unabashed self sublimation pursuits that dramatically expose the hole inside.

Beautiful, violent and delicate.

Absolutely stunning! The movie is visually beautiful, the soundtrack is amazing and it'll continue to play in you're head long after the movie. Now after i'm more relaxed i can actually speak about the movie. So the movie is divided into 2 stories and both of them are about persons who are going through vast changes. Even though the secondary story taking a very small part of the film i think it contributes a lot by giving us some breaks from the main story and also giving us a very different point of view. The main story is about a journey of a young man into a "gang" of rich kids (even though they aren't kids anymore). The dialogs of the leader of the gang (mostly with the inspector) are amazing, he actually tells what really happening in their "little perverted world" but the circumstances are that no one can accept that. Anyways the movie's done so it flays by and i enjoyed every moment of it!