Her name is Lula. His name is Sailor. They like rock, the road, the shallows, the desert, the scoundrels. Together, they will undertake a David Lynch-style odyssey: erratic, picturesque, violent. It’s a thriller, a road movie, a crazy “Black Series”. On the road, Lula, in Marilyn mode, and Sailor, in Elvis mode, follow their supercharged destiny. They love each other like mad, fall into a trap and kick up the dust from the roads.
The cast is implausible: Laura Dern plays with her mother (in real life), Diane Ladd; Willem Dafoe composes an incredible adventurer; Isabella Rossellini, Harry Dean Stanton and Jack Nance carve picturesque silhouettes. An unforgettable American trip, a hell of a metaphysical wop-bopa-loo-bop-a-wop-bam-boom.
Saturday March 18 at 8:50 p.m. on Ciné + Club. American Policeman by David Lynch (1990). With Nicolas Cage, Laura Dern. 2:06. (Multicast and On Demand).
