A wonderfully weird, polarizing film that stretches the outer limits of neurotic self-indulgence. It’s both too abstract yet packed with clunky metaphors and overt symbolism, but it strikes gold and finds success more often than not.
Tag: Kylie Rogers
“Landscape With Invisible Hand”
An ambitious satire about commerce, class, art, truth, and the value of human beings, this is the most unpredictable films I’ve seen in a long while.
“Miracles From Heaven”
LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: “Miracles From Heaven” is surprisingly well directed and well acted, putting it a cut above your average faith-based film
Screen Zealots 