Review of Track 29 (1988) by Matt M — 06 Jan 2014
The unhappy life of the wife of a surgeon frustrated by her sexless life takes a strange twist when a man declaring himself as her son drops in her life. Full of psychological connotations and representative social imagery, this film is interesting for its dreamy or nightmarish over the top style, but all too random and unexplained to be rewarding in a significant way.
This review of Track 29 (1988) was written by Matt M on 06 Jan 2014.
Track 29 has generally received mixed reviews.
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