Bizarre Again

About This Movie

Bizarre Again feels like a haunting echo of the past, blending the surreal vibe of Brooklyn's cabaret scene with the wide, open landscapes of the American West. It's been seven years since Lucas and Maurice’s lives were irrevocably altered by that tragic event, and the film captures their fragmented existence so well. The pacing is contemplative, often lingering on moments that evoke a sense of nostalgia and pain. The performances are raw, reflecting a deep emotional undercurrent, especially as Lucas grapples with his new life in Denver. There’s something about the practical effects, too, they feel grounded in this dreamlike reality, almost like a nod to the bizarre nature of life itself. It’s not just a road movie; it’s a search for connection in lost times.

Explores themes of isolation and nostalgia. · Unique blend of cabaret culture with road movie elements. · Raw performances that highlight emotional depth.