onurcance

Shitty af. The only reason that i could able to watch this movie in turkish theaters as a Turkey citizen is the director of movie is a Child of well-known actor. Has money, has self confidence but doesnt have any sense of what is cinema. The whole movie is a teenage girl bedtime fantasy. Only difference than reality is This teenage girl could shot it. Movie has no artistic approach of cinema, complete mess.

Saint Pauly

Statutory Rape: The Romance Spring Blossoms is like when you go to your friend'#39;s place so he can introduce you to his girlfriend and he brings out a goat and starts doing sex things right there in the middle of the living room and everybody looks at you like you'#39;re the crazy one for finding it insane. A 35-year-old man seduces the 16-year-old child who'#39;s crushing on him, and everyone but me thinks it'#39;s cute when he buys her kool-aid when he gets himself a beer or buys her candy when he gets his cigarettes. Sure, it'#39;s impressive that the film was written, directed and stars a 20-year-old nepotism victim but it'#39;s not because her parents are super famous actors that I have to appreciate the sus story.

miguelreina

[D'#39;AFF] The love between characters beyond the age difference, and especially the boredom of a teenager who has everything but can'#39;t enjoy it. With poetry and, also, with a certain intentional anachronism (these young people talk without looking at their mobile phones), it stagnates in the love relationship, curiously the most poetic part that allowed greater creativity. But there are ideas that seem to run out quickly, making the story difficult to advance. A film too small for Cannes, Toronto and San Sebastian, but being the daughter of Vincent Lindon must have its advantages.