The Plough

Obviously very personal and a passion project to everyone involved, but it just didn't get to me. Maybe the slight characters, like Garrel working pretty hard to become a stepfather or the toxic, self-destructive artist who gets a job at the Chariot, turns to painting and ends up in a mental institution, or how unremarkable the first hour kinda looks. It has its Make Way for Tomorrow-ish compelling moments -- final rainy scene --, though.