DAISIES

I like the static shot. The person in the jacket behind the branches is a powerful metaphor. They are still in the bushes, still afraid to step into the light and be themselves, even after the criticism has stopped

A classic example of living with a narcissist. The protagonist says: I never knew what you loved. That is living in a minefield. The film perfectly illustrates how the victim tries to please (taking the gift from Andro) just to avoid conflict.

The opening about the neighbors' kids not letting them sleep since morning hooked me immediately. It creates such a mundane, grounded atmosphere. We understand that the drama unfolds not in a movie, but in real life, where a ball bangs against the wall while you try to sort out your feelings for the deceased.

Well.. Do we know whom we love? hits the mark. You can spend a life with someone and know only their complaints, but not their joys. It’s a sad essay on how we remain strangers while living under the same roof.

Very sad. You feel the loneliness of the hero, left alone with this strange "peace", which feels more like emptiness.

Who is Andro and what did he bring? Daisies? Judging by the film title 'Daisies', probably yes. The irony is that the hero took them without even knowing if the other person loved them. It’s a small symbol of a great misunderstanding between people.