• Café Life is the Colony's main hangout, watering hole and meeting point.

    This is a place where you'll meet and make writing friends, and indulge in stratospherically-elevated wit or barometrically low humour.

    Some Colonists pop in religiously every day before or after work. Others we see here less regularly, but all are equally welcome. Two important grounds rules…

    • Don't give offence
    • Don't take offence

    We now allow political discussion, but strongly suggest it takes place in the Steam Room, which is a private sub-forum within Café Life. It’s only accessible to Full Members.

    You can dismiss this notice by clicking the "x" box

An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn (2018)

  • Thread starter Thread starter Webbwalker
  • Start date Start date
Invest in You. Get Full Membership now.
Status
Not open for further replies.
W

Webbwalker

Guest
aTrgVu1QIPXMMfFbO0zxNqzk63p.jpg


Title: An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn (2018)

Tagline: A love triangle with too many sides.

Genre: Comedy

Director: Jim Hosking

Cast: Aubrey Plaza, Emile Hirsch, Jemaine Clement, Craig Robinson, Matt Berry, Sky Elobar, Maria Bamford, Kirsten Krieg, Michael D. Cohen, Sam Dissanayake, Jacob Wysocki, Bettina Devin, Zach Cherry, John Kerry, Gil Gex, Carl Solomon

Release: 2018-05-25

Runtime: 108

Plot: Lulu Danger's unsatisfying marriage takes a turn for the worse when a mysterious man from her past comes to town to perform an event called "An Evening with Beverly Luff Linn: For One Magical Night Only."



Lulu Danger leaves her dull husband Shane, and runs off with an insecure and angst-riddled gunman, hoping to meet her former love Beverley Luff Linn, a man she thought was dead, drowned in the sea many years before. But the incoherent Beverley has hooked up with a new partner, Rodney Von Donkensteiger and gone on tour with a mysterious act, ‘An Evening with Beverley Luff Linn', that promises to be ‘Magical’ for 'One Night Only.’ Completely bizarre and mostly random: Napoleon Dynamite meets Twin Peaks in a strange world of eighties fashion and faded seventies decor. With a glorious cast of leads and a supporting cast that is - to put it mildly - on the quirky side, this is the best comedy I've seen in a very long time.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.

Further Articles from the Author Platform

Latest Articles By Litopians

  • Hat Thieves Beware
    Summer 2017… schools and nurseries were closed for the holidays, and the grandkids were kicking th ...
  • Writer Beware
    I think AI is inundating my email inbox with author scams. Apparently AI is somehow gathering data o ...
  • Bad advice
    I’ve been on X again. I know, I know. I need to stop, but something keeps drawing me back. Maybe i ...
  • Farty Towels?
    I’ve always found it strange that often the first thing guests ask me, when I check them in is, ...
  • Consequential Detritus
    Mars 20,025 Xenoarchaeological Survey Team Epsilon for Galactic Central Command Captain Mandible? Ye ...
  • The Writer’s House
    Bristol is one of my favourite cities. I visit here a few times a year, and the second part of my no ...
  • The Song of Bert and Harry: The Name of that Pub
    “We went for a pub meal last night,” Bert suddenly announced. “Nice place, all done out with ...
What Goes Around
Comes Around!
Back
Top