But no two-line synopsis could do justice to the film's surreal meandering. We call them cartoons, and our Saturday morning TV lineups of them are littered with crappy production and poor writing. Things are different in Japan.
Cartoons are an art form there.
Looks like an interesting presentation of an interesting subject. Most of his work slips deceptively away after a reading, then sneaks up on you when you're involved in your own tiny traumas and reminds you where you stand. As anyone who's ever moved can tell you, it's amazing what you'll find when going through old boxes of what is presumably crap. Well, somebody went through a bunch of old boxes at the Grand Illusion and dug up a bunch of treats, which will be on display in their late-night slot. Oh, and word on the street has it that the pro-liquor industrial film is nothing short of a masterpiece.