Petra Going (the character "translates" her name as Rolling Stone) is working for Global Nomads. They travel around and collect impressions that later are uploaded to a database. Petra Going meets on her frequent travels different types, a slapstick, k man, a tango man, a hypothermiac, a gunman. They talk, they interact and there is in my view no point to all this.
This film is as if someone took a manual of art house film making, tore it into pieces and followed the recipes in a random order. The result is a hotchpotch of different styles and manners which is almost impossible to watch.
Few people came to the screeing I attended, almost half of them left the hall before the end of the film. This might indicate that this film is mainly for hardcore indie film lovers.
I don't mind seemingly pointless films. Holy Motors is a film with a similar departure, but without the amateurish acting and cinematography.
2/10
This film is as if someone took a manual of art house film making, tore it into pieces and followed the recipes in a random order. The result is a hotchpotch of different styles and manners which is almost impossible to watch.
Few people came to the screeing I attended, almost half of them left the hall before the end of the film. This might indicate that this film is mainly for hardcore indie film lovers.
I don't mind seemingly pointless films. Holy Motors is a film with a similar departure, but without the amateurish acting and cinematography.
2/10
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