Perhaps there’s actual meaning to be found in
Keyhole, Canadian visionary Guy Maddin’s haunting gangster melodrama, yet despite all of the stunning black-and-white cinematography, seductively surreal imagery, and occasionally hilarious abstract humor, odds are it’s likely to be lost on all but the auteur’s most ardent fans. But make no mistake, that’s certainly not to say there isn’t value in what Maddin has to offer, just that the audience willing and able to receive it is bound to be limited by definition.
Late one night, a group of gangsters shoot their way into the living room of a large house and wait anxiously for the arrival of their leader, Ulys...
Released:
2011
Rated:
R
Length:
93 mins