Thanks for your comment about Leolo. This is one of the most underrated masterpieces of the last 20 years. Recently some friends on the IMdb message boards saw it at my recommendation with very mixed results. You cannot appreciate this from the intellect. You have to feel the beauty and poetry of the film. This seems to be something that just escapes many viewers including the erstwhile Chicago Reader critic, Jonathan Rosenbaum. 

I am hard put to explain why I like this film. I'm asked to compare it to Truffaut or Fellini and I can't. Nor do I really see the point. Lauzon for me was a true visionary whose work was entirely original. Perhaps if you have the time and inclination, you could do a post on the IMdb Film General board saying why you like the film so much and I will put in some supporting comments.