Olivier Assayas' 'Suspended Time' Explores Life During Lockdown
The film, premiering at the Berlin International Film Festival, offers a personal and reflective take on the pandemic experience.
- Olivier Assayas' latest film, 'Suspended Time,' delves into the nuances of life under lockdown through a semi-autobiographical lens.
- Set in a picturesque country house, the film portrays the daily routines and challenges faced by a family during the early days of the pandemic.
- Critics describe the film as indulgent and lacking in profound insights, with some finding its exploration of pandemic life tardy and played out.
- The film's portrayal of sibling dynamics and personal reflections on loss and isolation resonates with audiences, despite mixed reviews.
- 'Suspended Time' is currently seeking U.S. distribution after its premiere at the 2024 Berlin International Film Festival.