The Hips of J.W.

The Hips of J.W. features two actors, Max Monteiro and Jean de Deus, who find themselves in a rivalry that mirrors their roles in Strindberg's "Inferno". Max, who plays God, has an obsession with John Wayne's iconic walk, which adds a layer of humor and absurdity to the story. The film delves into a philosophical tug-of-war between the two characters, heightened by their interaction with an author named God, who has his own dramatic ambitions.

At 148 minutes, this film offers a blend of comedy and introspection, making it a distinctive entry in 1990s cinema. Collectors may appreciate its unique narrative and thematic exploration, as well as its availability on DVD, making it accessible for physical media enthusiasts who enjoy international films with a comedic twist.