Come Undone is the coming-of-age romance French-style, with emotions nuanced, effects subtle. But it's also achingly slow, at times bleak and, in the end, frustratingly and regrettably, rather pointless.

While Come Undone has some explicit material, what makes it a mature and special work is its embrace of the knotty and unfamiliar.

A highly credible, if rather unexceptional, look at the many insecurities and occasional joys of young love.

A surprisingly sad look at mental illness and first love, wrapped up in gorgeous (but chilly) French summer beach town aesthetics.