The film opens with an extreme close-up of a black man, Nogo, driving at night on a deserted road. 


Black out, gun shots. Opening credits roll.
Yes, just think Django Unchained meets Punch Drunk Love meets Easy Rider.
The film opens with an extreme close-up of a black man, Nogo, driving at night on a deserted road. 


Black out, gun shots. Opening credits roll.
Yes, just think Django Unchained meets Punch Drunk Love meets Easy Rider.
Advertisers want to give us answers, all of our confusion beaten into sell-able pulp.
Movie trailers are the same.
All of it so simple and pornographically direct. 
Real questions don’t do well under the spotlight; they wilt and are never clear. Sudden and enigmatic, they only offer a glimpse, making us stop and think, “Wait. What was that?”
5. Being There (1979, Hal Ashby) Chance watches cartoons in a limousine.



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