Of Love -2015- ~upd~ — Index

: Let It Happen (Tame Impala) and Can't Feel My Face (The Weeknd). Film : (period romance) and The Lobster (surrealist dating satire). Literature : Fates and Furies by Lauren Groff (the anatomy of a marriage).

The film’s structure mimics the way the human mind processes heartbreak—not as a straight line, but as a jagged loop. The narrative begins at the end: Murphy is trapped in a domestic life he resents, prompted by a phone call to revisit the "ghost" of Electra. This non-linear approach creates a "spider-web" story where euphoria and self-loathing exist side-by-side. By cutting between their first meeting and their final collapse, Noé highlights the tragic inevitability of their decay. The audience sees the seeds of their destruction—infidelity, drug use, and boundary-pushing—even as they watch the couple fall in love for the first time. Sex as Language The most divisive element of index of love -2015-

You’ve ever stayed in a relationship past its expiration date and want to see that slow decay captured with care. : Let It Happen (Tame Impala) and Can't