🍿 I had no idea what to expect with this one. I’ve never seen anything from Wakaliwood. I’d put this film in my watchlist thanks to Joshua Dysart’s review and the general vibe of it being enthusiastic, creative and full of love. When I had the opportunity to show a movie to a bunch of movie-nerd friends I figured this one would be a great choice.
And it was! As others here have mentioned, the excitement and fun folks had making this film is palpable. Reminded me of early silents, or low-budget HK stuff from the 70s.
I wish more films had a VJ track. Imagine VJ Emmy yelling at Wes Anderson characters for being emotional trainwrecks.
