Monday, August 28, 2017

Brushing your teeth is political

A timepiece of America in the sixties, when the country was in turmoil mostly because of the effects of the Vietnam war with all the riots, demonstrations, terrorism, revolutions and retaliations at hand. One family gets the worst of it. Interestingly, this is Ewan McGregor's directional debut. Sadly, it's only decent.
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