Simultaneous farce, high drama, and mid trip. Deeply earnest, and somehow the most unsubtle movie I've ever seen that still left me a bit confused (not on the plot, which I more or less followed, but on what I should do with the ideas presented). My only real points of reference for this are Shakespeare and the Wachowski sisters but it feels like it is touching a million different things; I'm not sure if it all comes together in the end, but I think I love it. Makes me want to read a Copolla biography.
I like the fast clouds.
