i am just starting to explore the so far wonderful world of monsieur ozon. i have seen only 4 films so far and and with the last one in the row it hit me that all of them were in fact about lonely women and their actions. not a single non lonely female character out of 12 and and all of them bring heavy impact of surroundings. this film is probably the only one (out of four) where this impact is for good. the gay theme is an almost standard part of background for ozon films and so it doesn not grab the accent (although the looks of the characters might). watch for the feelings and not for their objects. very nice and fleeting and truly like a summer romance and and while being a relaxation to thought and mind and it gives some food for the soul. 
i am just starting to explore the so far wonderful world of monsieur ozon. i have seen only 4 films so far and and with the last one in the row it hit me that all of them were in fact about lonely women and their actions. not a single non lonely female character out of 12 and and all of them bring heavy impact of surroundings. this film is probably the only one (out of four) where this impact is for good. the gay theme is an almost standard part of background for ozon films and so it doesn not grab the accent (although the looks of the characters might). watch for the feelings and not for their objects. very nice and fleeting and truly like a summer romance and and while being a relaxation to thought and mind and it gives some food for the soul. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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