I must agree with other opinions here that this was an utter waste of time on my part and money on the producer's part. Pretty sets and colorful cinematography does not Art make; much less art. I was tempted to walk out of this film when I realized 'Damn,I'm at home!'. Films that are bizarre are not the issue: this was one of those experiments to see how far the public can be fooled into thinking that the director actually has a vision or purpose other than putting something on the screen. The bizarre and ugly can many times be beautiful and thought-provoking, the pretentious can not. Even 'Happiness', which I found to be a morally bankrupt film, is far better than this look-at-me attempt at movie-making. Thank God it was half-price night at my local video store.
