USA 2020, 104 minutes
Dir. Miranda July
English
Genres: Comedy, Drama / Independent
“A beautifully bizarre film whose considerable strangeness allows for sharp observations about family, loneliness and the terror of emotional intimacy, Kajillionaire is further proof of writer-director Miranda July’s ability to bend reality to her will.”~Tim Grierson, Screen Daily
Aroview: Irreverent comedy from writer-director Miranda July (ME AND YOU AND EVERYONE WE KNOW) following a struggling family who survive on petty crime, and whose interdependence is interrupted by the arrival of an outsider (Gina Rodriguez).
Evan Rachel Wood is both mesmerising and hilariously dead pan in her portrayal of a 26 year old woman called Old Dolio Dyne, who is suffering deeply from the emotional manipulation of her con artist parents, and who finds her first experience of real love and affection in the most unlikely of places. A brilliantly surreal and adventurous film that reveals an achingly big heart with it's transcendent ending, this is the perfect antidote to status quo comedies.
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4 stars (Very Good) A very bizarre comedy about people who live on the streets, partly by the goodwill of their nutty friends. This is a very attractive movie in so many ways and not easily forgotten. Far from Hollywood fluff! ~Anon
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