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THE REVIEW
I loved this alienated and alienating film, mysterious, oblique, and minimal; practically nothing happens, there are no dialogues, only background noises, a stunning and distressing black and white photography, a lesser yet true and vibrant Paris, and a love comme il faut, what else?
Cinema d'auteur, sans doute, a pleasant surprise, there is still good air to breathe!
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Summary by Bot
Fabrizio Ferraro's Quattro notti di uno straniero is a mysterious, minimalistic film with almost no dialogue and striking black and white visuals. Set in a true yet understated Paris, the film offers an alienated atmosphere and a subtle love story. Praised as cinema d'auteur, it provides a refreshing and vibrant viewing experience. A pleasant surprise in contemporary indie film.
