Meandering montage of scenes that lack an overall purpose
At the start it seems like Memphis is about Willis Earl Beal playing a musician who has a vision for his life and career as a singer/musician but can’t realize it. For instance, he goes on a local TV station for an interview where he says he had everything planned out for himself. Later when he’s told he needs to put out a record he talks about being a tree instead. Instead it turns out Memphis is just about his day to day life and the people around him. For example there’s one short scene where Beal goes to the beauty supply store with his girlfriend. It shows him standing by a bunch of wigs and then his girlfriend grabs him and they leave. Another time Beal wakes up on his friend’s sofa. His friend asks him if he’s okay, then the man walks outside, talks to his neighbor and then it shows the guy driving down the street listening to music. What could have been a great theme of whether dreams and reality could coexist it just becomes a meandering montage of scenes that lack an overall purpose.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Tim Sutton"], "Producers": ["John Baker"], "Starring": ["Willis Earl Beal", "Constance Brantley", "Larry Dodson"], "Studio": ["Kino Lorber"]}

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