I'm reviewing this one so you don't waste your time thinking that you're actually going to see a film with a coherent plot. It's the exact same thing as "Amer", also made by these two film makers. Like Amer, it also uses the visuals of a giallo; erotic fantasies, sexless figures in trench coats, hats and sunglasses, razor blades, blood, knives in the head, etc... It uses some themes from the film scores of Bruno Nicolai, EM, etc..., but don't expect any plot you can follow. I won't even bother to rate this film, because it's one of those avant-garde exercises, like twelve-tone music, that you either like or dislike, and no amount of arguing is ever going to change the mind of the people that like this type of thing. Just don't blame me if you wind up like me, watching over an hour of this film before realizing that you're never going to find out who the killer is, who the victim was, who the characters are- even what reality is.
Review of The Strange Color of Your Body's Tears
