Dancing in the Rain
Often regarded as one of the very best Slovenian films to exist, ‘Ples v dežju’ has a high operatic behavior of the character exploratory tendencies of la nouvelle vague, subsequently enveloping the precariously constructed narrative with a philosophical depth. An absolute sensuous and alluring beginning sequence happens to fade away into an archetype of nonchalant, depressive and nostalgic existential play of cinematographic excellence. Among many other things ‘Ples v dežju’ stays to be a heavily stylish and perplexing romantic ordeal which pivots around a wannabe young painter and a much older film actress where uncertainties in life choices prominently paints the departing of time.
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