Temporary Color

About This Movie

Temporary Color is an intriguing blend of genres, really. It’s this quirky mix of comedy, crime, and documentary that gets you thinking, with David Byrne at the center of it all—his presence adds a certain surreal charm. The pacing keeps you on your toes, oscillating between reflective moments and outright absurdity. The film’s unique narrative pulls you into the lives of the escaped convicts, interspersed with Byrne's performances, making it feel almost like a real-time concert with a story. The atmosphere is both gritty and whimsical, capturing the essence of the characters in ways that are both captivating and bizarre. It’s definitely a conversation starter, and you’ll find yourself re-evaluating the blend of art and crime.

Interesting narrative style blending live performance and documentary elements. · David Byrne's role adds a unique, often surreal dimension to the film. · The juxtaposition of crime and music creates a distinct viewing experience.