The narrative of Presque Rien is a little bit confused but that's what make the movie not obvious. I'll explain myself, the edition of the movie mix past and present sequences and spectator should to clarify and make their own conclusions. I think that's really good. Both actors are really good they made a good performance one could really feel them in love and also to feel when they broke up. The development of those emotions are essential in the movie. The end does not seem very clear but I think that's the purpose of the movie, not to be obvious like every Hollywood movie. What I don't like but it is not really disturbing is typical in some 80's movies that homosexuals always are stereotyped or related with crazyness, sickness or murderers (all Foucault's cathegories). This movie seems to have an oldie look from 80's movies, like 80's aesthetic