Trailer Holy Motors
I recently rewatched Holy Motors and was blown away by its creativity, performance by Denis Lavant, and the way it blends reality and fantasy. The film left me thinking about identity, performance, and cinema itself.
I’d love to hear other people’s interpretations, what scenes or ideas stood out to you? How did you experience the film the first time?
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