Most of the reviews are negative here and I truly think it's because most people will probably not be able to understand the true story they are telling here, at least on the first go.
Because if you do, this film has it's quirks and witty moments of expose' which are entertaining and even daring to explore.
To an extent, this is an allegory of life through the aperture of fame and wealth through filmmaking and Hollywood lifestyle (a film about film behind the scenes in real life and the juxtapose that comes with the irredeemable escape from our own life of imitation of art (and vice versa), what politics say and how society reacts and influences the outcomes of those just wanting to be people who just want to live and let live.
The only words of dialogue the main character says throughout the whole film are 'I love you too'. Because all the rest is pointless noise made by the world around who who are actually there for their own self.
Once you realize that, the story shifts quickly.
I truly felt I started to enjoy the film so much more once I understood what was actually being said, which only came towards the end of the film when wanting to find out already what is the story and the deal with our the main character and why he is this way.
Which doesn't get answered clearly for a reason.
This contemplation should send you thinking about what they actually intended to tell in a film that seems silly at times, but makes you question why, and delivers an allegory to the current state of reality we actually live in.
Good Luck.
Because if you do, this film has it's quirks and witty moments of expose' which are entertaining and even daring to explore.
To an extent, this is an allegory of life through the aperture of fame and wealth through filmmaking and Hollywood lifestyle (a film about film behind the scenes in real life and the juxtapose that comes with the irredeemable escape from our own life of imitation of art (and vice versa), what politics say and how society reacts and influences the outcomes of those just wanting to be people who just want to live and let live.
The only words of dialogue the main character says throughout the whole film are 'I love you too'. Because all the rest is pointless noise made by the world around who who are actually there for their own self.
Once you realize that, the story shifts quickly.
I truly felt I started to enjoy the film so much more once I understood what was actually being said, which only came towards the end of the film when wanting to find out already what is the story and the deal with our the main character and why he is this way.
Which doesn't get answered clearly for a reason.
This contemplation should send you thinking about what they actually intended to tell in a film that seems silly at times, but makes you question why, and delivers an allegory to the current state of reality we actually live in.
Good Luck.