Les Chansons D'Amour is an interesting French film. In my opinion it has been a revolutionary in the US. I do not know how the French audience thinks about this film, but in the US this movie talks and shows things that we are still not really use to, or we still do not accept it as something normal. The movie is divided in three sections and the main character is dating someone, but this relationship has incorporated a third person. Then, something odd happens and the protagonist's girlfriend dies, creating the second section of the movie. When she dies, he enters in a denying phase. The way he deals with it is by looking for consolation in other peoples' arms, either females or males. Then, the third part of the movie starts when he realizes that she has died and he finally accepts the fact that she won't be back. Finally, he decides that he has found someone that can take care of him, another guy. The movie ends with him accepting this other guy that has feelings for him. I feel this film creates controversies for a traditional audience like the US.
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