Pat Llewellyn

This movie can be seen as a serious depiction of Al Capone’s final year and the fall of an infamous historical figure. On the other hand it could work as a future cult classic on the level of The Room due to its weirdness and completely over the top nature. It’s nuanced and subtle while also being in your face and grotesque. Simply put, I have never seen anything like it and probably never will again. This movie will spark discussion and arguments over whether or not it has any merit or if it is even any good at all. Either way, it will make you think and make you talk. Isn’t that what good art is supposed to do?