Fans of Both Actors will Enjoy this Slightly-Offbeat European Psycho-Drama-Thriller.
It Showcases the Duo Intertwined in a Story about a Doctor, whose Specialty is Amnesia, and an Amnesiac that has No Clue about Who He is, or Where He is, and is Essentially a "Blank".
Brought to the Hospital, where Perkins Resides, He Immediately, Against All Rules, takes Bronson Home and Tells the "Lost Soul", He will Care for Him and Treat Him as His Patient.
One of the Peripheral Pleasures is that there Definitely is a "Psycho" or Very Disturbed Person Leading this Movie Along.
But it isn't Clear, at First, just Who is the Disturbed One and Who is Not.
That's Part of the Hidden Persuasion and Draw to this Low-Budget, but Well-Acted Movie.
The Film Ends with an Unconventional Last Few Shots, Once the Mysterious Plot is Unraveled, with Jill Ireland, Perkins Wife Involved Throughout the Center of the Intrigue, but with Minimal Screen-Time.
This is Essentially a "One-Set", 2 Actor Film, Restrained by its Budget-Limitations.
So Bronson and Perkins Must Perform, and Perform They Do.
Bronson Especially, Playing Against-Type as s Character, Very Unusual, and Almost Non-Existent in the Over 100 or so Movies He Made as a Man of Few Words and Much Action.
For Fans of Charles Bronson and Anthony Perkins its a Must See.
For Others it's Definitely Good Enough to be...
Worth a Watch.
It Showcases the Duo Intertwined in a Story about a Doctor, whose Specialty is Amnesia, and an Amnesiac that has No Clue about Who He is, or Where He is, and is Essentially a "Blank".
Brought to the Hospital, where Perkins Resides, He Immediately, Against All Rules, takes Bronson Home and Tells the "Lost Soul", He will Care for Him and Treat Him as His Patient.
One of the Peripheral Pleasures is that there Definitely is a "Psycho" or Very Disturbed Person Leading this Movie Along.
But it isn't Clear, at First, just Who is the Disturbed One and Who is Not.
That's Part of the Hidden Persuasion and Draw to this Low-Budget, but Well-Acted Movie.
The Film Ends with an Unconventional Last Few Shots, Once the Mysterious Plot is Unraveled, with Jill Ireland, Perkins Wife Involved Throughout the Center of the Intrigue, but with Minimal Screen-Time.
This is Essentially a "One-Set", 2 Actor Film, Restrained by its Budget-Limitations.
So Bronson and Perkins Must Perform, and Perform They Do.
Bronson Especially, Playing Against-Type as s Character, Very Unusual, and Almost Non-Existent in the Over 100 or so Movies He Made as a Man of Few Words and Much Action.
For Fans of Charles Bronson and Anthony Perkins its a Must See.
For Others it's Definitely Good Enough to be...
Worth a Watch.