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Colossus (2013) is this curious blend of drama and satire, featuring a retiring con man who dreams big—like, conquering Russia with an artificial rock band. The tone is a bit surreal, mixed with these moments of introspection. The pacing meanders, reflecting the protagonist's chaotic state of mind. You get this atmosphere that's both playful and somewhat melancholy, as it grapples with themes of ambition and the nature of authenticity in a digital age. Practical effects? Not much in the way of CGI, so it leans heavily on the performances, which are quirky and endearing. There's something distinctly offbeat about it that makes it stand out in discussions of under-the-radar films.
Retrospective of unconventional dramas · Themes of authenticity and ambition · Notable for practical effects and performances
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