Like a super 8 film from the 70's/80's New York this felt like it was art created for the screen on a setting, the open plan falling down dilapidated building. Beautifully shot with scenes of the hills and fields that seemed to roll on forever.
The acting even included San Sant himself as well as Grace Zabriskie who is normally in David Lynch's films.
The story was maybe even too weird for me and didn't really get a resonance and stayed very flat, it was not his best but showed how he can make his films.
Although it was maybe too weird it still made me want to be there in that building, the place where creativity happens, as spaces like that spark imagination.
The acting even included San Sant himself as well as Grace Zabriskie who is normally in David Lynch's films.
The story was maybe even too weird for me and didn't really get a resonance and stayed very flat, it was not his best but showed how he can make his films.
Although it was maybe too weird it still made me want to be there in that building, the place where creativity happens, as spaces like that spark imagination.