I know authors quote only american influences on the story, and sure, there's some lynch in there, if lynch was mulholland drive, and nothing else.
For the better part of the movie, I thought it was just a surrealist movie made decades after peak of surrealism, with some scenes looking almost exactly like stolen from "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie". However at some point you do realize that surrealism is just the style, and unlike purely arty movies of Luis Buñuel, this actually has a point to make.
How can you tell if this is a film for you? If you haven't seen a good movie in a very long time, or even have stopped watching movies over how bad they all are, this might be one for you.
For the better part of the movie, I thought it was just a surrealist movie made decades after peak of surrealism, with some scenes looking almost exactly like stolen from "The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie". However at some point you do realize that surrealism is just the style, and unlike purely arty movies of Luis Buñuel, this actually has a point to make.
How can you tell if this is a film for you? If you haven't seen a good movie in a very long time, or even have stopped watching movies over how bad they all are, this might be one for you.