Marc Turtletaub’s New Film: A Trippy ’70s Road Trip We Can’t Stop Thinking About!
- A look at Marc Turtletaub’s ‘Borges And Me’
- Why this ’70s road trip is causing a stir
- Our take on the film’s unique visual style
You won’t believe what’s buzzing out of the Edinburgh Film Festival! Marc Turtletaub’s new movie, ‘Borges And Me,’ just dropped, and wow. It’s being called a ‘hallucinatory ’70s road trip.’ Think smart. Think literary. And totally playful, too.
The vibe? Super cool. Imagine young folks heading out into the big wide world. They are going to discover and further themselves. But here’s the kicker: it’s set in this stuffy, British academic world. You know the kind.
All stained nicotine-brown from a gazillion chain-smokers! It’s a real visual paradox, right? Young minds, fresh dreams, but everything around them already looks a bit old school. It’s an interesting aesthetic to explore!
It almost feels like there’s a whole new genre popping up. Films about the early ’70s in those exact British university halls. We love it! We’re already wondering when this gem will hit our screens. Hopefully soon on an OTT platform!
Our Take
We’re totally hooked on the sound of ‘Borges And Me.’ Marc Turtletaub seems to have nailed this retro-cool vibe. It’s more than just a road trip; it’s a journey into a very specific time and place. And that nicotine-brown visual? Chef’s kiss!
We’re ready to pack our bags and join this adventure. Seriously. Go watch this one when you can!
