Clerks (Smith, 1994): Everyman Islington Screen on the Green, 10.30am
This great indie film is part of the '90s Films on 35mm' programme at the Everyman Islington Screen on the Green. Details here.
Time Out review:
Shot
in a New Jersey convenience store for $27,575, this talky, scabrous and
very funny first feature is a bargain-price comedy. Store clerk Dante
(O'Halloran) and his pal Randal (Anderson), who minds the adjacent video
shop, use the gaps between awkward customers to discuss their career
trajectories, the ending of Return of the Jedi,
the oral excesses of Dante's current girlfriend, and the impending
nuptials of his high-school ex. If it's fancy packaging you want, forget
it; if scuzzy talk and laugh-out-loud humour are your bag, check this
out. Nigel Floyd
Here (and above) is the trailer for Clerks.
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