Trumpet #7 (1991)

89 min★ 8.8 · 16 votos

• Drama

Reviewers found this art film extraordinarily grating even for a film of the "high art" genre but admitted that some of its imagery was striking and original. The ostensible subject of this basically storyless film, shot with black-and-white and color segments, is the depressing, aimless, and futureless life of a sodden former trumpet player in the slummiest sections of Los Angeles. However, the main theme seems to be the imagery the film captures of the bleakest and most decayed portions of that famous city. Another plus is the film's jazz-oriented soundtrack.

Fecha de estreno

9 de abril de 1991

País de origen

Aún no disponible · probablemente Estados Unidos (estimado por el reparto y el equipo)

Música

Walt Vincent