Azurose

Bizarre, funny, original, satirical, colourful! Absolutely great film, but not for everyone. The film is unique in its humour - women give each other babies; a baby turns into a dog; a woman sticks a football under her dress and gives birth to it; and the highlight of it all was the haircut with blood coming out of the hair. I highly loved the cinematography and sound effects, which added another dimension to the film. If the viewer takes the film with a grain of salt, they will definitely enjoy it. There is perhaps no greater madness.

Probably the best film I saw at KVIFF this year. Eduardo Casanova is simply a fantastic director who has a clear vision and knows what and how he wants to convey to the audience. The relationship between the overprotective mother and son has been seen many times before, but never in the form that this film has. The pink home of the mother and son vs. the cool blue home of the father. Two worlds that intertwine and culminate in a great ending. I'm sure everyone will also enjoy the plot shifts to the North Korea, which was another slap in the face for me when I thought nothing could surprise me anymore. The film is simply a 10/10 and when it's released somewhere again, I'm running there.