>Shave us, Messiah!

>That's Nanuck, she's mute. She does this throat singing, she's hilarious.

Wristcutters is like a time that happens randomly around you, making you feel more at home than any plan you could've ever concocted.

The vibe of this story centered around young souls bumming around purgatory took me back to 80s when I discovered indie movies and how they make life feel better. (The Gods Have Gone Crazy, Repo Man, Dogs in Space, I Heard the Mermaids Singing, My Beautiful Laundrette, and Arizona Dream soon after...)

There is an innocence to this film that contains absolutely zero naïveté and so it's pure without being childish, which is the rarest of ethers in cinema.

Oh yeah, and there's Tom Waits!? Are you kidding me!? :star_struck: And the kid from Almost Famous? Fugit about it!