It's hard to say anything major about the movie, as it follows the main character flowing through the gates and posts of life, without putting almost any opposition other than sometimes stopping if unpleasant. "No" is not a part of the vocabulary, principles have no standing as a rational position to defend, rather they all give in to life, to existence, to pleasure and to diminish the pain, and not in a rational way, rather in a naturalistic, animal way. Is this movie relevant for us? Sure, but who would want to contemplate much rational thought to the bodily choices? Surely the director, but other wise, is seems like a lost cause for the wider public, but interesting enough for one ride.
Review of Immaculate
