No Protection
When I enter one of these worlds, I expect risk. Not by itself of course, but paired with clever insight, unusual metaphor or sliding perspective. But above all, risk. Their risk is my risk. Quite literally, I enter these film relationships promiscuously without protection, bare, expecting permanent change.
That’s why I have higher expectations for something like this. But alas, this is not a risky project. In fact, it wraps itself in 80’s satire and mundane fimmaking. It is too safe. It is as if its own condom kills it.
Posted in 2004
Ted’s Evaluation — 1 of 3: You can find something better to do with this part of your life.