Like the directors’ Delicatessen, this is a visual wonder, crammed with spectacular images, sets, costumes and faces (those faces!). Unlike Delicatessen, however, it’s a mess; although it’s clear that the codirectors intended it to be a moving fable about the splendor of childhood dreams, only their technical bravura seizes the imagination.
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