It's been a while since I've seen a film that's made me wonder at its originality. The last flick I felt this for was Being John Malkovitch: that sense of just having seen something unusually creative, with a twisting unpredictable narrative, something which I would not have thought could be made in this day an age with such high production values.
So praise to all the actors involved who did a fine job, and praise to the directors and scriptwriters for letting nothing slip and keeping the vision, and praise for the amazing producers and funders and money people who knew how to believe in something genuinely fresh.
This is a one-off and will surely be a cult classic joining many other revered films in celluloid heaven.
Review of Horse Girl
