Second Opus of the " It trilogy "
“Although Paul's speech is unintelligible to us, each of the women he meets understands exactly what he says; they often find him wildly attractive. This is Paul's fantasy, of course, and what he is saying within it is painful, honest, awful and makes "It Is Fine!" as much a psychological horror film as it is an exercise in midnight movie madness.
The statement Stewart makes in his script -- that handicapped people can not only be as sensitive as everyone else, but just as horrible -- is made eloquent, if bizarre, via Glover and Brothers' otherworldy vision, rendered via elegant cinematography and a pronounced sense of the strange.”
JOHN ANDERSON
Variety Magazine
Atlas Obscura’s Guide to Nebraska’s Wackiest and Most Wondrous Summer Events
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Nebraskans know how to throw a party, and the weirder and more wondrous,
the better. After all, this is where locals utilize steel water tanks for
river ...
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