"With your hands... and my body... we'll have an act that will be....sensational."
A man called Fenix, who's living like an eagle in an asylum, recounts of when he was just a young boy, living with the circus his alcoholic father was in charge of. How he met his true love there, a deaf-mute acrobat girl. How he almost watched his mother die, fighting for what she really believed in. The complicated toxic relationship between his parents. How one's loss…
"Is that an earthquake?"
Sleazy Sunday #42
Takafumi Katayama has been a single father ever since his wife is in a coma. He decides to join "Bondage", a club for gentleman, in search of some distraction and happiness. The club provides pleasure within the course of your daily life in the form of a one-year contract, which can't be cancelled mid-term. At any giving moment one of the club's dominatrices can come find you to kick your ass. You're not…
"Do you smoke?"
"Only when I drink coffee."
'Coffee and Cigarettes' by Jim Jarmusch consists of 11 short scenes/vignettes about people drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes, while they have a conversation.
The movie is shot in black and white and is based on a short, which is in fact the first segment. The other segments feature a lot of famous people like Steve Buscemi, Iggy Pop, Tom Waits, GZA and RZA from the Wu-Tang Clan and Bill (Groundhog-Day, Ghostbustin'-ass) Murray.…
"I never thought I'd say this, but you lot could all do with a good shag!"
Sheila has recently been divorced and she's not that happy with her life. When she learns from her son that her ex-husband already has a new girlfriend, Sheila decides to respond to some personal ads in the paper and start dating again. For that, she wants to look good and goes looking for some sales at a fancy department store called Dentley and Soper's.…
This amazing directorial debut by Lukas Feigelfeld is really slow paced, but also very beautiful, esoteric/trippy, atmospheric, suspenseful and very dark in style.
And that is just what I like!
For an hour and 40 minutes, I was sitting on the edge of my seat and was amazed by the visuals and the sounds.
There's some gore, but not that much and a lot of things aren't explained, but I feel this just adds to the mystery of the unknown…
