If the film director can give the audience a reason to really care about these characters and their complex emotions, then the film content will not be particularly boring. However, the nominal bond between the protagonists has never been established vividly enough to allow the audience to fully experience the aftershock of the catalytic embrace. This may be the work that the director has not put in a lot of effort.
"Matthias & Maxime" deals with friendship and self-discovery in a familiar way for director fans. It can be said that this is a more mature work. This is a reflection accompanied by cheerful, transboundary energy, a feeling of looking back fondly at the shocking but groundbreaking moments of identity confirmation.
"Matthias & Maxime" is not a bad work in any sense, it is full of longing, low-key love and friendship studies. Compared with the director's previous films, this film makes the audience feel younger, more mature, sweeter, and more experienced.
