Six Days of Sistine

Knowing that Jamie Campbell Bower was in it, I wanted to give it a try, since I'm a big fan. And this is now my favorite film of all times. I cried non-stop while watching this. Those tears that you can't hold back when you can feel that your faith in humanity is being restored... I felt the butterflies in my stomach as if I was falling in love with them too. I felt every little moment in my heart and in my soul. And words weren't needed.

In my opinion, "Six Days of Sistine" is not just a movie, it is poetry. A love story, a LIFE story. It's a work of art. The music, the ambiance, all the details, the softness and the passion... just perfection. Also, Jamie Campbell Bower and Elarica Johnson are gold.

It changed me for the better. Now life seems more colorful.

It is truly my favourite film of all time. 😍 You have to understand both avant-garde European cinema, and the depth of human emotion and how to convey said things without words. Most people don't like deep thinking movies. Generally people watch movies just to chill, this movie takes a bit of work. And its truly amazing. It is truly my favourite film of all time. 😍 You have to understand both avant-garde European cinema, and the depth of human emotion and how to convey said things without words. Most people don't like deep thinking movies. Generally people watch movies just to chill, this movie takes a bit of work. And its truly amazing.

Watching this film is such a unique & thoughtful experience. Two beautiful young people, both of different languages, no understanding of each other but so intrigued & trusting of one-another. The film shows us that despite a language barrier, how as strangers they manage to fall in love & feel what they're feeling, completely present & unaided just by the use of touch, reading body language, etc. It almost reminded me of how innocent & exhilarating it is to fall in love. There was also an extremely artistic yet realistic feeling within the film, I kept thinking of the film Amélie as I was watching this.