Desires(1983)

We all have the key

Desires is a family drama that weaves together surrealist imagery with intimate human conflict. A rebellious son returns to his bleak hometown, where he confronts his father and encounters a jaded ex-lover. The film blends naturalistic scenes of familial tension with dreamlike sequences and philosophical meditations on sin and desire. What emerges is a portrait of estrangement and longing, where the boundaries between reality and psychological landscape blur. The narrative explores how past relationships and unresolved resentments shape the present, using surrealism not as escape but as a window into the characters' inner turmoil. Desires examines the weight of family obligation against the pull of individual freedom.