The beauty of the film lies in this fine and delicate way of describing the existential brilliance that such an encounter can give rise to, and the explosions that it will inevitably cause in the entourage of the protagonists. The secondary characters are incredibly strong, the script takes the time to make them exist, giving them a depth in their own existence. And not to forget that we watch french movie, here are some cliches to be seen as usual: deep, original smoking-not pretending, full apartments with everything especially books and paintings. And of course the French Bistros.
Review of The Young Lovers
