An indie in the truest sense of the word. This very oddball film is co-directed, co-written and co-starring an actor with a long resume of mostly small independent films, Kentucker Audley. This whimsical science fiction tale of a time when people are taxed on certain items that they dream about. Mr. Audley plays the taxman and he is investigating an elderly woman who hasn't been audited in 6 years who obviously owes the government a bit of money. While everyone else's dreams are recorded digitally, this elderly woman has recorded all of her dreams on VHS tapes of which she has about 2000 leaving the taxman with a lot to do. There is more to it than that, but let's just say that he becomes more involved with her dreams than he should. I'd love to compliment this unusual story, and I can a little, but as it goes along it becomes too jumbled and crudely made for me to enjoy all that much. I do applaud its originality though.
Review of Strawberry Mansion
