It's a gothic movie. Carax brings out Pierre's inner pain and tension to the fullest. The dark-haired woman was like a ghost throughout, or a ghost within Pierre. The film basically can skillfully use the plot to drive the performance. As the degree of storytelling deepens, Karax's expression becomes clearer, but the tone of the world he portrays has not changed much. He expresses people's inner storm, people's desire to rush out of their existing life, their desire to change, and their desire for the ultimate love
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The style of the film itself seems to have changed even more, starting with the Baroque buildings surrounded by green grass and green lakes, and galloping on the modern highway to another classical manor, all of which are expressed with bright and clean shots, and the scenery and clothing have also been used. Completely out of the ragged clothes before
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