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: Zoe Lister-Jones
“How It Ends”
The eccentric vibe that won’t appeal to everyone, but this sweetly unconventional film enchanted me with its kooky charms.
“Band Aid”
If you’re a fan of intimate, personal stories, this one is worth seeing.
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