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This is on Amazon prime. Hadn't seen it in 20 years, very stunning in HD. Yes, it has plenty of ridiculous moments, although the humor seems purposeful to me. The cinematography is immaculate throughout.
The weird affected acting, deliberate framing, use of close ups, and bright colors all make this seem like a strong precursor to a number of indie directors like Hal Hartley and Gregg Araki.
― Mario Meatwagon (Moodles), Sunday, 9 September 2018 03:22 (five years ago) link