The mark of Cain lies in a fingerprint!
Debicki and Bang are eye candy for the viewer in the early part of the film. Bang reprises his typical role of a great individual coming apart at the end of a film's story (specifically recalling The Square), Somehow despite the fascinating cast, (including Rosalind Halstead's cameo) this film offers little else. Even the "mark of Cain" highlighted at the end is nothing new. So too the dead black insects.
Can any one explain the lack of servants (who were always hovering around the guests) at the Cassidy (Mick Jagger) manor towards the end of the tale?
The film which had great potential flounders towards the end
Debicki and Bang are eye candy for the viewer in the early part of the film. Bang reprises his typical role of a great individual coming apart at the end of a film's story (specifically recalling The Square), Somehow despite the fascinating cast, (including Rosalind Halstead's cameo) this film offers little else. Even the "mark of Cain" highlighted at the end is nothing new. So too the dead black insects.
Can any one explain the lack of servants (who were always hovering around the guests) at the Cassidy (Mick Jagger) manor towards the end of the tale?
The film which had great potential flounders towards the end