The sequelae of youth?

There are only three actors in this film: Ethan Hawke, Robert Sean Leonard, and Uma Thurman. What's more awesome is that there is only one scene: a small standard room in a run-down hotel, two single beds, and a big ass. It's not the same as The Man from Earth, which also has several outdoor shots. This film didn't even show the door of the small broken house. Relying entirely on the tension of language, it didn't make people—well, it didn't make me— feel bored.

I was looking for this film on the Internet for a while, but I couldn't find it. I was madly looking for this film that day, not because of Ethan Hawke, I have never been interested in the little ruffian; nor because of Uma Thurman, although Uma is really beautiful; I am because of Wilson... I didn't expect it to be so good-looking.

In the beginning, Wilson’s low-cost film director was a bit annoying, because he was a bit preaching, but the drug seller was even more unwelcome. They just talked like that. You come to me. The chatter is endless, from the initial seemingly iron buddy to the scuffle in one place-note, this is the only fierce action in the whole film, and the rest are all verbal confrontations. Anyway, at this time, drug dealers seem to be playing a role of justice. Later, Uma came and the situation changed drastically. Both men’s "littleness" was forced out. It turned out that one was... and the other was... and the firefighters finally couldn't control the fire that they ignited and received the punishment they deserved. .

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