Laszlo Kovacs' photography is as subtle as ever, though he catches some wonderful dusks, and there's a tracking shot in the family house which captures motion and emotional intensity wonderfully. Benefits from a particularly European ending.
Saturday, 22 April 2017
Five Easy Pieces (1970 Bob Rafelson)
It was Jack's 80th birthday and this was well overdue. Carole Eastman wrote an intriguing story which leaps from oil-drilling to classical piano. Jack's a bit of a brute, running from the pressure to be a great musician, totally abusing dumb girlfriend Karen Black. Great scenes with Billy Green Bush and Fannie Flagg, with opinionated hitchhikers and café scene, the family - Lois Smith (wonderful as tightly-strung sister), Ralph Waite and his girlfriend Susan Anspach and father William Challee.
Laszlo Kovacs' photography is as subtle as ever, though he catches some wonderful dusks, and there's a tracking shot in the family house which captures motion and emotional intensity wonderfully. Benefits from a particularly European ending.
Laszlo Kovacs' photography is as subtle as ever, though he catches some wonderful dusks, and there's a tracking shot in the family house which captures motion and emotional intensity wonderfully. Benefits from a particularly European ending.
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