James Ballard, a TV director who is going through a complicated phase at a professional and personal level, suffers a car accident that transports him to an urban sub-culture, where victims of car accidents have sex in order to rejuvenate and give meaning to their lives.
It's a bizarre film, at least, dark, psychologically disturbing, and uncomfortable, for the vast majority of the audience.
This film explores certain psychological changes that a person may suffer after a trauma, instincts and ingrained desires, which needed the right moment to emerge.
The characters are cold, lacking a solid background, disconnected from emotions, which are linked only by carnal attraction and the primitive and violent sexual desire.
It's a metaphor about our relationship with technology and the progressive loss of connections with other individuals, but I don't think it had the best execution.
It's a bizarre film, at least, dark, psychologically disturbing, and uncomfortable, for the vast majority of the audience.
This film explores certain psychological changes that a person may suffer after a trauma, instincts and ingrained desires, which needed the right moment to emerge.
The characters are cold, lacking a solid background, disconnected from emotions, which are linked only by carnal attraction and the primitive and violent sexual desire.
It's a metaphor about our relationship with technology and the progressive loss of connections with other individuals, but I don't think it had the best execution.