The first thing I noticed was the BMW motorbike (& then the BMW car). Then I understood the neat trick involving the fastfood flyers. I liked how he fixed things. I liked the way the movie progressed; & I loved the last tagline of the movie. I loved that the hero/heroine don't speak at all; & the only words she says in the end made it special. The last bit of him haunting the other homes was unnecessary; but logical. There is so much metaphorical stuff in this movie that it's awesome. The photographs embodied stagnancy & chains; while the invisibility of the house-breakers depicted free-spiritedness.
It is a very slow movie; but brilliant.
Favourite scenes include: Golf in the park; When she joins the photoshoot; when the boxer returns home; the first kiss; the total weight being zero.
Alternate Ending: The golf-ball car-accident seemed sour; but it showcased his remorse. & her being a glamour-model didn't make any sense. I'd redo those bits.
First Viewed: Alone at Harborne in Parramatta.
Rating-3.5
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