This very peculiar setting
This very peculiar setting, and the way it is stretched out and then told (with the service of a sound engineer) is so powerful, that when you listen to it you lose all emotion.<br /><br />The actors are great, as are the wooden script, which is almost all French, and, in particular, the way the characters are portrayed. I really liked how the story is told in a way that is really new to me. The
This very peculiar setting is in the confines of a small town in the South Pacific, and when your life revolves around the two guys in their early thirties, they are both extremely hammy and uninteresting. In fact, whenever you see them in action, I find it hard to believe that this would ever happen. The film is a great example of how to use the "life in the desert" in a way that is not portrayed in most films