Just go with it. It's a bit of tragic fun.

Rating: 7/10 (30 November 2019)

Despite it being rather jarringly in English, this rich fantasy of identity transition carries a lyrical naivety that is actually rather enchanting.
Pretty sentimental and has makes no effort to dig deeper in the phenomenon that gives us the plot, if you just commit to just going with it, you get a very sincere hymn not only to gender essensialism but also to breaking free of the bonds that culture places upon us, at least as much as we can fathom how.
A restrained and poignant work that one must remember is based on a fairly loose novel not the actual biography of its main character.