Cashback
Drama • 2007 • 1 hr 42 min
Starring
Sean Biggerstaff, Emilia Fox, Shaun Evans, Michael Dixon, Michelle Ryan
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Strange comedy film centered on the story of a stranger character. Funny, interesting and a little funny
A visually poetic exploration of time, art, and human connection. Its unique approach and stunning imagery create.
Strange film with unique direction and offbeat plot.
Not sure why I love this movie but it hits right for me.
Combats it’s grudgingly slow pace by illustrating a genuine artistic lens that progresses throughout the story. 10/10, but not for everyone
Other than tiny plot holes, it's very good and interesting.
Visually inventive but the story is a little simple and seems intentionally loose in favor of showing off cool camera tricks
Very misogynist, and full of bad intentions, wich are usually under the surface, however I noticed a kinda unique direction and visual style
Surprised by this film. It’s slow but very interesting
One of those films that kinda sticks with you. It's good and original.
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