Nausea is one of the few films that instantly became one of my favorites. The quality and attention to detail alone were impressive, not to mention the acting, plot and cinematography. The characters were well developed and despite their odd, dysfunctional lives, I found myself easily relating to them, which drew me deeper into the plot. There were scenes that made me cringe, some that made me sigh and a lot that made me laugh. The story line was unpredictable and the cinematography was striking. Beyond that, Nausea led me to thoughts about my own relationships and the plight of man to struggle with such things. I love it when I can watch a movie multiple times and notice something new about it each time. Having seen it twice so far, I can already tell Nausea is going to be one of those movies for me. The second time I saw it I noticed more details that brought new depth, humor and meaning to my experience. I really can't say enough positive things about Nausea and my little review just brushes the surface of describing its dynamism. It's a beautiful, unique film and I'm really looking forward to seeing what the filmmakers have in store for me next.
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