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<blockquote data-quote="Willie Oleson" data-source="post: 415336" data-attributes="member: 8">FLUX GOURMET (2022)[ATTACH=full]55118[/ATTACH]It&#039;s an arty-farty black comedy that (to me) looks like the memoirs of one man&#039;s bowels: taboo, indulgence, conflicts and catharsis.The film also tackles various mundane subjects wrapped in sophisticatedly deranged dialogue and constantly pleases the viewer with all kinds of abstract and grotesque imagery.With all this weird stuff going on it&#039;s amazing to see how likeable the characters are, and I think it helps to make the film as accessible as possible.The characters are a sonic catering collective (and I still&nbsp; have no idea what that means), their patroness Jan Stevens and a Greek guy who documents the project.Flux Gourment also gives us the word &quot;dossierge&quot; and it really made my day.Every time the patroness shows up, one of the artists says her name &quot;Jan Stevens&quot;, probably as a nod to unnecessarily addressing in film and TV.And if the film didn&#039;t need Asa Butterfield then it would still need an actor with the name&nbsp;&nbsp; Asa Butterfield. It simply belongs here.The dossierge doesn&#039;t think of himself as a serious writer and mentions that even medication instructions need to be written by someone.This made me think that I want to see a film about someone who writes enclosures for a sleeping pill manufacturing company, and played by Jake Gyllenhaal.If you&#039;re fan of In Fabric&nbsp; then you&#039;ll also love Flux Gourmet.[MEDIA=youtube]_ABL-F8jCRk[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Willie Oleson, post: 415336, member: 8"] FLUX GOURMET (2022) [ATTACH type="full"]55118[/ATTACH] It's an arty-farty black comedy that (to me) looks like the memoirs of one man's bowels: taboo, indulgence, conflicts and catharsis. The film also tackles various mundane subjects wrapped in sophisticatedly deranged dialogue and constantly pleases the viewer with all kinds of abstract and grotesque imagery. With all this weird stuff going on it's amazing to see how likeable the characters are, and I think it helps to make the film as accessible as possible. The characters are a sonic catering collective (and I[I] still[/I] have no idea what that means), their patroness Jan Stevens and a Greek guy who documents the project. Flux Gourment also gives us the word "dossierge" and it really made my day. Every time the patroness shows up, one of the artists says her name "Jan Stevens", probably as a nod to unnecessarily addressing in film and TV. And if the film didn't need Asa Butterfield then it would still need an actor with the [I]name[/I] Asa Butterfield. It simply belongs here. The dossierge doesn't think of himself as a serious writer and mentions that even medication instructions need to be written by someone. This made me think that I want to see a film about someone who writes enclosures for a sleeping pill manufacturing company, and played by Jake Gyllenhaal. If you're fan of [I]In Fabric[/I] then you'll also love Flux Gourmet. [MEDIA=youtube]_ABL-F8jCRk[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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