L'Enfant Terrible

I didn't expect to find such a film when I saw it on AMAZON PRIME VIDEO: how is it possible that a film made this way can thrill me so much? Of course it's not a perfect movie, and some scenes have little sound, but it's no problem because the story and characters fascinate me! It is impressive that all the creators of this film have had the ability to do something that excites anyone and leaves no one indifferent. If I had to score it only for the technical it would be a 7. But what I value most in a film is that it impacts me, and that has achieved it. So my 10 goes for this little gem.

It is true that the movie has some boring time, and the sound is heard loose sometimes. But it's still a very interesting film. It surprises me how the director has managed to make a story where the toughest drama coexists with a certain black comedy.

This is the first review about a film I've written on this page, and I think it's best to start with this movie: -Synopsis: Kobe, a famous and successful young writer, has everything in life: money, fame, recognition, love. The problem remains in his way of being, due to a hidden and difficult past, which affects him in his current life, unable to leave behind. Having presented the synopsis, I have to say that this description is a bit ambiguous for everything that happens in the film. The beginning makes us foresee that we are not before a feature film to use; and that today is worthy of admiration. Its development can be confusing at some point if you do not have all your senses on it, but as the story progresses everything comes to fruition. I have made two viewings of the film and I do not regret it, since in the second one I have been able to appreciate certain nuances that escaped me the first time. It is the kind of film that you have to see more than once to understand it better and enjoy it even more (something that all good films have). I really enjoyed watching it thanks to its great narrative and characters. The worst thing is its sound technical section where, sometimes, the volume is a little lower than usual, but it is not an impediment to appreciate L'Enfant Terrible. Note after the second viewing: 8/10.