Because of the past...and his secrets.
Bizarre isn't an action packed film, with a focus more on character and tone more than an action driven plot. I still really enjoyed it, especially given how beautifully Pierre Prieur anchored the film as Maurice. Especially impressive given this was his first professional role.
Adrian James
In the 2015 drama, we're introduced to Maurice, a French teenager who escaped France and begins working at a hype club in Brooklyn called BIZARRE. Maurice quickly becomes a sort of 'mascot' of the clubs owner and the artists that perform there. They all love him, but Maurice can't love...because of the past...and his secrets.
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Himmelstein
The movie had a bit of a 'haunting' quality thanks to the story, the music and direction from Étienne Faure. There's also a bit of a love triangle between Maurice, (Prieur) Luka (James) and Charlie. (Himmelstein) Although all three develop sexual connections, one pair within triangle, is certainly stronger and given more focus than the other.
Prieur
The 'mascot' aspect of Maurice's character is at times sexy, and at other times sad. Maurice is taken in by two women, who often use him as a bit of a doll, checking out his body parts, and jumping into the apartments one shower with him. Although Maurice doesn't protest, he also doesn't look entirely comfortable with the arrangement. He knows however, protesting would only mean he's back on the street again.
Prieur
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