Underrated and Brilliant
This film is fantastic and I shook my head when I read the critics' scores. Maybe they're too used to seeing stuff like this, and they're a bit jaded, but I loved it. It's got a great surreal quality, it's arty without being opaque, just meta enough, great cast, performances, and look - yes, this is quite the picture.
The core idea of finding yourself, being an observer and a participant at the same time, and life constantly turning in all of its curiosity - that's great, and I thought the film did a good idea of exploring that without spelling it out or hand-holding.