Is it worth your time? If you like your movies to feel like they were pulled out of a shoebox in an attic, this is for you. It’s not for the restless. If you need a plot that moves at the speed of a bullet train, you will probably hate this. Notre-Dame d'amour is a peculiar little ghost of a film. It feels less like a ...
Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.
Pierre Caron
Dallas M. Fitzgerald
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"Is it worth your time? If you like your movies to feel like they were pulled out of a shoebox in an attic, this is for you. It’s not for the restless. If you need a plot that moves at the speed of a bullet train, you will probably hate this. Notre-Dame d'amour is a peculiar little ghost of a film. It feels less like a narrative and more like a collection of moods stitched together with 1930s film stock. The Rhythm of the thing There is a scene near the middle where Jean Cyrano just stares out a..."
Jacques Constant, Michel Carré, Jean Aicard
France
