Breaking down the middle class mores of post-WWII America but does it lead to anything?
As you can guess this is a film version of Jack Kerouac’s famous book. It features Sam Riley who is drawn to be a nomad. He can’t put down roots and constantly gest up and travels America even venturing to Mexico. The idea was that a life on the road offered adventure, a new life, and inspiration for his writing. In the process he broke down all the middle class mores of post-World War II America. He goes to Jazz clubs, he does drugs, he experiments with sex, he steals and more. You can feel the draw of constantly being on the move. At the same time it seems like the story hits a rut in the middle and doesn’t progress as Riley appears to do the same things just going to a different place. Can it last is the ultimate question which is answered in the melancholy ending.
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