Deux fois

A relatively disparate film, interestingly combining the reflection of the film medium, the personal motives of the creator, and generalizing "objective" studies of the form of the external world and cinema. Jackie Raynal combined the position of the starring role and director: in most scenes, she stages herself, and what is most interesting - in diverse situations ranging from intellectual reflections to various demonstrations of film speech effects, in which Raynal plays the role of an object, to intimate scenes in which we (perhaps) are meant to trace the fabric of human emotions. Raynal skillfully composes games with editing, sound with idea metaphors, the subjective with the objective, and last but not least, irony with seriousness, and the power of imagination with the power of the image. (06/01/2016)