Jean-Marie Straub once again chose the dialogue with Cesare Paves. Not just any dialogue, but a torn dialogue that opens a painful and mysterious abyss between love and the forgotten. This movie is an excitement and an impulse, a magic and dispersion that enters nature. It rose from the dark screen and disappeared into the forest, singing with the whispers of the wind. This has little to do with what is commonly referred to as' movies'. It has one foot in the outside world. The imagination of nature is 10 million times that of the most imaginative artist. (Jean Marie Straub)
