‘Sasquatch Sunset’ Premieres as a Unique, Absurd Bigfoot Tale
The film, directed by the Zellner brothers, offers a bizarre yet moving portrayal of Sasquatches, featuring Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough in transformative roles.
- ‘Sasquatch Sunset’ takes audiences on a year-long journey with a family of Sasquatches, portrayed in a documentary-style format.
- The film features no spoken dialogue, relying on grunts and body language to convey its story, set against the backdrop of the Pacific Northwest.
- Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough, under heavy prosthetics, deliver performances that blend humor with a poignant reflection on isolation and survival.
- Critics praise the film’s innovative approach and its ability to mix absurdity with emotional depth, though some find the focus on bodily functions off-putting.
- The Zellner brothers' creation is noted for its unique narrative and visual style, drawing attention at film festivals and generating mixed reactions from audiences.
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