'Eureka' is a three-and-a-half-hour indie cult crime drama.
The survivors of a deadly bus hijacking, siblings turned mute and the insomniac driver, go on a road trip to try rediscover meaning to their lives. They're joined by a cousin.
The little girl is played by Aoi Miyazaki who would go onto become the adult love interest in the admirable drama, 'The Great Passage'.
However, the acting was mostly left to the driver.
It should've had an hour shaved off but I didn't mind. My patience became the second road trip.
It's shot so it felt like a 70s movie except for the fact it was done in sepia (which is simultaneously harsher and more plain than black and white). I can imagine a David Fincher remake, in the style of 'Zodiac'.
The survivors of a deadly bus hijacking, siblings turned mute and the insomniac driver, go on a road trip to try rediscover meaning to their lives. They're joined by a cousin.
The little girl is played by Aoi Miyazaki who would go onto become the adult love interest in the admirable drama, 'The Great Passage'.
However, the acting was mostly left to the driver.
It should've had an hour shaved off but I didn't mind. My patience became the second road trip.
It's shot so it felt like a 70s movie except for the fact it was done in sepia (which is simultaneously harsher and more plain than black and white). I can imagine a David Fincher remake, in the style of 'Zodiac'.