Full Moon Fables

It's a terrific, truly independent movie, which is both intelligent and refreshing. The production values are high and the acting is good. By the look of the movie, the director must be a perfectionist. He has given us a work of art. This anthology of three short films deals with the creative process. What makes us want to create and what drives our creativity? In the first part, the ghost of Van Gogh returns to earth and teaches a hack painter where real creativity comes from. In the second part, a new hire at a movie studio becomes mystified by the absurdity of the machinations of the mechanism, which is known as the studio. A benefactor rescues her and they escape to make the last leg of the trilogy. In the last part, the artist goes deep into his own soul and tangled emotions to resolve his creative angst. If you like Woody Allen, Henry Jaglom, or Ingmar Bergman you will like this movie.