Les amours jaunes

It is not hard to love this movie is emulsion we can only love it because there's so many things inside there is homosexuality presence definitely there is Art presence there is reference presents to other friends short movies like that shorty and other ones and we can definitely you know the Pierre and that there is so much that we should it's even a reference as a little boy at the beginning of the movie called Pierre is it the reference to Logitech we don't know and it's but it might very well be and it's really beautiful all the things inside and they talk about philosophy and about suicide and about thinking and and connections and different possibilities references to Georgia near the Great Master of the mall and all those great great great interpretations this movie is just perfect breeding

Les Amours Jaunes (1958)

** 1/2 (out of 4)

Strange short film from French director Rollin has a man walking on a beach as we here a poem being read. This short is about loneliness and Rollin does a pretty good job at showing that. There's some nice atmosphere built by the director, although I'm really not sure how good the actual poem is. The poem becomes quite confusing and it's never too clear where it is going. There's some pretty good cinematography but the real key here is the infamous beach that the director has used in countless films including The Nude Vampire and Lips of Blood. This short is featured on Redemption's R1 release of Rollin's The Nude Vampire and is shown widescreen, in French with English subtitles. The white subtitles are at times hard to read due to the lower quality film elements they're shown against. This was Rollin's first directorial credit.