Going to see it at the cinema tonight
Melbourne cinematheque.
"It's always opening time at the Sailors Arms".
What did you think of it?
shareI might have to watch it again now with some hindsight and after discussing it with other people.
I'm not too good at analyzing films so this might come across a bit odd. I understand a main theme of the film is alienation. I didn't feel any real connection with any of the characters and it almost felt like the audience was part of the alienation.
I was wondering if the younger woman was somehow meant to represent the wife at a younger age. I must admit I had a couple of beers before I watched the film but I got confused a couple of times and didn't realize for a few second which woman was on the screen. The fact that both of them had similar black dresses and hair didn't help.
"It's always opening time at the Sailors Arms".