Thanks for your input. I deliberately framed the scene that way to emphaise John's narrow view of life. If you were made uncomfortable by this, then it did it's job. It's supposed to make you want to look for more: it's supposed to make john look for more!
In "Le Pettite Pur Fromage" (Part 2) he does just this. There you will get all the perception you could hope for. Stick around.

Awesome! Glad you like it. Interesting that people are picking upon the cigarette and the circle hands as being 'weired' but not on the fact that no-one in the film has a face except for the dog and the bird!
Don't know what that means, but it's interesting.

The explanation of the title comes later. Its also, in a small way, in this film: if you notice that the cafe he is eating at is called: "Le Pettite Pur Fromage". That said, it is supposed to be surreal.

Thanks for the review.

That's the whole point. This part of the film introduces the character. He, like many of us, is simply watching the world go by. Its meant to be a rather static piece of film. Its meant to be difficult to concentrate: that's what life is like.
Thanks for picking up on it and enjoying the music.
As for jascarver... enough said.

I am from South Africa, and that spelling and word order is a cultural joke down here. I am well aware of the correct spelling and grammar and expected French people to be offended. You guys are after all quite defensive when it comes to your language. Sorry. (he he) The context of the title will be revealed in later parts of the film.

If you don't want to watch the film, don't, but it seems strange that you'd take the time to 'review' a film you wouldn't want to watch. Perhaps you should apply your grammar correctness elsewhere in future. Somewhere where they appreciate your obviously impressive command of languages. Shit.