Intangible yet monumental

Rating: 10/10 (6 February 2017)

Review:I sat to write a review for this film as an acknowledgement of the debt I incurred while watching this masterpiece .The plot revolve around a rich quadriplegic Phillipe(Francois Cluzet)and his temporary caregiver Driss(Omar Sy)and the misdemeanors and infractions of the latter while performing his duties assigned and the very sophisticated yet intangibly compassionate understanding of these actions of the earlier(Phillipe).The temperament exhibited by him (Phillipe) against all the brusque, cocky yet humorous attitudes of his caregiver(Driss),with his withdrawn elegance, are perhaps the driving force and the most rare facet of this film, turning this, in my opinion, into a timeless work of art.The central theme is almost intangible, abstract yet of the most emotive genre which will engulf you despite not knowing what's exactly the dimension of this film causing so. There are moments so intense and so impassioned, though of course not obvious, that will make you feel indebted to this film, with their subtle portrayal in a manner which cannot always necessarily be perceived by the senses otherwise. It will take time for you to understand the parallel facets that follow every measure being pursued by the actors. The background music is almost heavenly took me somewhere so unknown. Simply put, you will perhaps never meet another one of this kind in future .In case of me at least, that have not happened yet.