use. destroy. repeat.

About This Movie

use. destroy. repeat. is a fascinating exploration of desire set against the backdrop of Paris's Tuileries. The film navigates this urban landscape with a raw intimacy, capturing fleeting encounters and the tension in knowing looks. X and Y's connection feels both immediate and elusive, echoing the complexities of modern relationships. It has this striking atmosphere, blending a sort of seductive danger with the mundane. The pacing is deliberately languid, allowing moments to linger, making you question the nature of familiarity in fleeting interactions. While the director remains under the radar, the film's distinctive lesbian perspective of cruising is something that invites deeper reflection on identity and connection in urban spaces.

This film has a niche appeal, particularly among collectors interested in LGBTQ+ cinema and independent films that challenge conventional narratives. The scarcity is notable, as it didn't receive wide distribution, making it harder to find in physical format. It’s worth noting that various editions have surfaced over the years, but original copies are sought after for their unique artistic vision and the conversation it sparks about intimacy in urban settings.