Sean Baker is quickly rising to the top of my favourite directors list. His movies are so quiet and unassuming, yet they linger in my mind for days and days.
He tells stories about real people living in real America that resonate against fluffy films with forced morals and shiny stars who live in perfect houses.
Red Rocket tells the truth of a seedy character who is both charismatic (to those who are naive enough and needy enough to buy into him) and repugnant in his self-serving narcissism.
Not much happens in this film but I was not bored for a second of it. The characters are so well played and well conceived it is riveting.
Bravo Mr. Baker! Please keep making brilliant movies.
He tells stories about real people living in real America that resonate against fluffy films with forced morals and shiny stars who live in perfect houses.
Red Rocket tells the truth of a seedy character who is both charismatic (to those who are naive enough and needy enough to buy into him) and repugnant in his self-serving narcissism.
Not much happens in this film but I was not bored for a second of it. The characters are so well played and well conceived it is riveting.
Bravo Mr. Baker! Please keep making brilliant movies.