Yeah i know unfollowable isn't a word, but it should be.I agree with some other users that this would've been better served as a separated trilogy rather than one film. It's impossible to follow and you're left wondering how they're all connected if you aren't familiar with the source work (which most won't be, as evidenced by the reviews). This is meant to be an art film, nothing more, and will only serve people who are as pretentious and clueless as the filmmakers.

Much more nudity than expected. The parental warnings did not share all of the sexual content. One rape scene, not graphic but somewhat violent. A man is fully naked but only can be seen from behind. He's also very sexually charged. Numerous naked women seen topless multiple times throughout the film. Some violence and a bit of gore. The stories were intriguing and held my attention.

I would say the stories are pretty dark but no more dark than real life. It's actually a concept I've been thinking about a lot lately because a very rich millionaire I know recently committed suicide. Judging from his social media accounts you would never have known. His life literally looked perfect if you just observed it from Facebook. The movie makes me reflect on my own desires and how they have lead to much of my greatest suffering. I have, many times, acquired those things I have begged at the sky for, only to find darkness in acquiring them. What you want often causes your greatest suffering, much like sugar is to a diabetic. Generally once you have what you have begged for, you find it to be cursed or you find it comes with a heavy price.

This is a movie nobody asked for, and nobody should watch. If you watch it though... fast forwarding and watch parts that look interesting to you. That'd be the only way to get enjoyment out of it. There's no real story! Fast forward and make your own up... I garentee it'd be better.