I thought the presentation of "dinosauria, we" was absolutely brilliant. It made me into a Bukowski fan in one minute flat.
Another scene I liked was Bukowski going to the laundry in that German documentary. Is it surprising that the footage for the dinosauria,we reading was also shot at this time? A wonderful black-and-white film version of Los Angeles as I always imagined it: sunny, hot, sterile, unforgiving.
There's a great moment in that sequence where he is making a turn and he actually sticks out his left arm to signal. It's so unexpected, and yet it immediately allows the viewer to connect with him as if you're riding in the car with him. I wonder why he did that? Just old-fashioned or was his tail light broken?
Another scene I liked was Bukowski going to the laundry in that German documentary. Is it surprising that the footage for the dinosauria,we reading was also shot at this time? A wonderful black-and-white film version of Los Angeles as I always imagined it: sunny, hot, sterile, unforgiving.
There's a great moment in that sequence where he is making a turn and he actually sticks out his left arm to signal. It's so unexpected, and yet it immediately allows the viewer to connect with him as if you're riding in the car with him. I wonder why he did that? Just old-fashioned or was his tail light broken?