Review of Last Life in the Universe (2003) by Andrew D — 05 Dec 2008

Last Life In The Universe impressed me. it had a melancholy whimsy to it as it attempted to illustrate the oneness of the human soul and its connection to others, regardless of the person it inhabits. as the two main characters, behaviorly opposite by nature, blended into eachother without losing their own uniqueness, the movie drew a rather dreamlike picture of the symbiosis of relationships as well as the beauty and agony of solitude.

the film isn't a masterpiece, but there's a definite element in an existential work like this that arrests you and steers your thoughts toward the glorious and mysterious faculties devinely placed in all of us.