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(More customer reviews)The director's interview is perhaps one of the most memorable I've seen because it makes clear in director Jeff Maccubbin's own words the degree to which this film is a mirror to his own psychiatrically disordered life. The isolation, drug use, and self destructive behavior we see in INTO IT are as much the director's as the characters in the film. A reasonable hope is that with the new, cheaper, but higher quality film making equipment available to beginners, Maccubbin will refine his understanding of the art of telling a story without the self-indulgent camera tricks, lack of focus and jumpy editing which eventually sink this effort. The guy has the creativity but whether he can acquire the hard headed practicality crucial to keeping his audience with him is yet to be seen.
Own it? No. But if you are a cinema student, this would make a great study in beginner's land mines, not to mention the basis for a slew of film school discussions.
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Two Male Hustlers on a rampage of sex and drugs. Simon and Rem are depressed and are using sex and drugs to try to improve their lives. Despite everything, they keep falling into bad relationships with their johns and their dealers. Then, when Simon meets Evan (the host of a local cable home-shopping show) he thinks he may have stubbled onto his life s true path.Evan suffers from Tourette s Syndrome, but after having sex with Simon, his symptoms disappear, is Simon his cure? A sadomasochistic relationship develops between the two.Rem watches from the sidelines, even in his drug induced state, he can see the truth, it is just more self destructive behavior, but can he clue Simon in before tragedy strikes?ExtrasTrailer: Director s Interview: Letterbox Format: Interactive Menus
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