ABOUT ENDLESSNESS

“I saw a man who had lost his way, I saw a man who was begging for his life,” describes the narrator, and these words could apply to any of the lonely hearts and lost souls that parade before our eyes, like exhibits in a tatty museum of human curiosities. An oddball comedy of devilish wit, which makes the humdrum seem unique and the mundane otherworldly, offering a sad but tender antidote to estrangement and disorientation. A series of lingering vignettes, in cafés, bars, train stations, apartments, and offices, made up of pale human buoys, yearning for our empathy and understanding.