I'm not giving away anything more than can be determined by the cover of this DVD. This is a beautiful and grimy piece of art that I enjoyed very much. An enthusiastic cast can compensate a low budget in some cases, like this one. Some people feel things very intensely. Disillusionment is the strongest of emotions displayed in this movie yet the entire range of human emotion I noticed. The vision was just right for the limitations of budget and resources. A car is one of the nicest gifts you can give a friend unless you drive it straight to Hell with them. A unique kind of Hell is depicted in this story. It is one we all would like to visit, and one we would want to escape just the same. Dreamers who want something impossible are attracted to each other in intense and sometimes disastrous situations. Beautiful, chaotic, and possibly accidentally created art is a joy to experience. I feel that this flick will not gain full appreciation until many years from now, when the majority of cinema is done in a similar way. Long after big budgets and tired, over payed and cracking faces are a thing of the past. Art changes its self on shifting plateaus of time and perception, and art changes people between heart beats. I was changed an hour into this flick and I am so glad I took the chance buying this DVD. It is among my favorites, on the top shelf. Well, maybe the second shelf because of the overplayed and unrealistic fighting sequences. Other than that I can say that I felt things i didn't expect to feel. Although it is far ahead of its time, it is also very current considering styles of dress and music. Hemlines rise and fall as does music on the charts but amazing vision like this is timeless and unyielding in its greatness. Excellent.
Review of Bellflower
