Dance, Drugs and Dialogue

Rating: 4/10 (19 October 2019)

(Quickie Review.) This very indie arthouse film reminds me a lot of Nicolas Cage's Mandy, in which, it's wacko, I didn't fully absorb it this first time and I absolutely need to see it again. Maybe, with a lot less alcohol.
It starts off with an extreme amount of DANCING (which, truthfully, I really enjoyed) and then follows with LONG dialogue scenes between multiple parties (the dancers) in a dance studio on day three of their training. ANNND repeat. It was Dance, Dialogue, Dance, Dialogue, over and over. But, mercifully, someone remembered there had to a plot inserted and it got interesting. I do understand this movie, as crazy as it was, but admittedly, some day I'm going to have to do a double feature between this and Mandy to fully embrace the "art."