Benjamin Sulpice

The film creates a quirky world of seemingly senseless boys in an abstract suburb. Cooper and Farley focus more on their confusion than on any ideology, by translating their death wish into unusual and sensual situations. It is a fascinating work about the beauty and danger of being young, which is true to Cooper's view of filmmaker Robert Bresson, he wrote : "What matters is not what actors show me, but what they hide and, more importantly, what they do not know about themselves.