Imagine that a high-school drama teacher assigns each of his class members to write a script. Rules? A small town; people with various anxieties.
Do whatever you like.
Then, bring the cast together to exchange scripts (no editing needed); then go. So you act out someone else's script and then periodically the drama teacher points to 2 of you and says "scene" - they come together and ad lib.
The Sensation of Sight isn't close to this good. It's the worst kind of semi-experimental semi-exploratory, uh, drama.
It's unwatchable.
Amazing though because the protagonist and others in the cast are decent actors.
Do whatever you like.
Then, bring the cast together to exchange scripts (no editing needed); then go. So you act out someone else's script and then periodically the drama teacher points to 2 of you and says "scene" - they come together and ad lib.
The Sensation of Sight isn't close to this good. It's the worst kind of semi-experimental semi-exploratory, uh, drama.
It's unwatchable.
Amazing though because the protagonist and others in the cast are decent actors.