The emotions of their mother and son have always been in an explosive period. The rich colors and intensity are not like the popular music that a family drama should have. If it is a movie, it may be more like a colorful mv.
Life itself is infinite alienation and unknowability, and then erupts in these alienation and unknowability.
Xavier Dolan is indeed a genius, and "Mummy" also deviates from the style of his previous films, and is no longer an LGBT type drama film, but I still feel that in this film, Xavier has fixed everything he wants to express. On the 1:1 screen, there is a lot less aftertaste, and it always feels a little artificial...
I think his early work "I Killed My Mom" is better.
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