If you're looking for a psychological & sociological reflection on the role useless things play in our western lives, this is not the film for you.
Synopsis: A guy has some mental problems after being left by a girlfriend. He feels empty and compensates by buying a lot of stuff for three years, until the stuff itself feels like a problem. Instead of going to therapy he decides to lock all the stuff up for a year to find out what really matters in life (spoiler: not stuff, but people & love). By the end of the year he still hasn't gone to therapy but has found a new girlfriend to sort out his problems for now.
A thoroughly annoying & self-centered film about a problem that is so obviously solvable that it doesn't even seem like a problem.
Three stars for good cinematography.
Synopsis: A guy has some mental problems after being left by a girlfriend. He feels empty and compensates by buying a lot of stuff for three years, until the stuff itself feels like a problem. Instead of going to therapy he decides to lock all the stuff up for a year to find out what really matters in life (spoiler: not stuff, but people & love). By the end of the year he still hasn't gone to therapy but has found a new girlfriend to sort out his problems for now.
A thoroughly annoying & self-centered film about a problem that is so obviously solvable that it doesn't even seem like a problem.
Three stars for good cinematography.