Frail Psyche, Frail God and Oh Heck, wasn't that bit funny

Rating: 10/10 (17 June 2007)

I personally love all films that go beyond into the depths of surrealism, (personally because i think film is the best medium for portraying such a movement - think David Lynch or Michael Gondry) but this one called out at a personal time of thinking about the idea of self and habitual existence (but that is the most pointless thing to talk about whilst talking about a film), and this film stepped from being quirky Sundance gumption to a deep exploration of Freudian psychology (for example, look at Lotte's naive realisation of her lesbianism whilst experiencing the male psyche, which is a classic Freudian ideal, if in a surreal and weird way) and how our mind is our self (personally, I think this is Kaufman's argument against God rather than for it; we do not have predetermined personalities, thus ruling out some possibilities for God's power in itself, Thus Sprache Zarathustra and all that.)
So it is a deep film in that respect.
But God, is it HILARIOUS!