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.