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Review of Guy Moshe’s Bunraku
When did Woody Harrelson become one of those actors that adds instant gravitas to any scene they're in? As he gets older and craggier he seems to have solidified into this wall of character, with every line he reads sounding more meaningful than it has any right to. In Bunraku he happily takes on the "philosophical barman" trope, the linchpin in a film with so many stylistic influences that it's a wonder everything holds together. →
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A Scanner Darkly
A warning to others: seeing a film about drug addiction, paranoia, hallucinations and corporate corruption at 11am on a sleepy Sunday may cause subsequent strange behaviours, including, but not limited to, buying what appears to be a fedora minutes after the film has ended, even though the hat does not appear in the film. →