Student essay written in en (native language: French, CEFR level: B2, field of study: Arts)

I recently saw the movie "Yannick" directed by Alex Dupont which was nominated at the Csars. I wasn't expecting much from it but i was indeed a nice suprise.
Alex Dupont, the main character, is a night gardian in a museum. In the aim of changing his daily routine, he decides to take a ticket and to see a play. The play not being his taste, he stops it from going on with his gun and take the responsability of changing it to a better one, blocking the whole audience from going home.
I unexpectidly really like this movie. At first, i was thinking that it could be weird and disturbing to watch but in fact, it was really pleasant. The main character is weird and we can notice that he doesn't seem to fit in the social norms. He isn't affraid to stop a play in the middle to give his direct opinion and doesn't pay attention to the audience who is angry at him. Even if he has a gun and use it to do whatever he wants like going on stage and rewriting the play or forcing the public to stay seated, he never used it to shoot someone. The only pressure was done by the single fact that he had a gun without even knowing if it was armed or if he had bullets.
Another point that i found interesting was the audience. Even if Alex Dupont had a gun and was holding them as hostages, they didn't seemed this scared and continued to speak with him. The talked about their lives, their problems like nothing that was happening at the moment was more important that their issues out of this room. What's more is that i found it funny that the audience seemed to be accused of everything by Alex Dupont like they were the true criminals in this situation and he never did anything wrong.
Lastly i would say that this movie still had a poetic side
. Even if it was obviously funny and a bit weird, i found the end almost deceiving because the actors on the stage finally looked happy to play a different play they were used to and the audience seemed to have fun regardless of the situation. Alex Dupont finally looked like he was satisfied by the play and almost tearing up hearing the actors performs what he wrote. In the end i was almost on his side, sad that the police came in. I shouldn't have been sad but the movie and the way it was written made me believe that maybe he wasn't mean.