Gustave Parking - Better and Better but Same

About This Movie

Gustave Parking's 'Better and Better but Same' is an intriguing dive into the world of absurdity. This comedy takes you on a whimsical ride where the boundaries of traditional humor are blurred. The pacing is erratic yet delightful, with visual gags that seem to pop out of nowhere, pulling you from your seat. The poetry is a surprising layer, offering a gentle contrast to the slapstick, reflecting on the absurdity of life. There's something captivating about Parking’s knack for creating laughter in the mundane, making you both chuckle and ponder. It’s this strange blend that really sets the film apart.

This film is something of an enigma, primarily due to its absence of definitive release formats, which has led to a sort of underground status among collectors. Its cult following appreciates the rarity, but finding a reliable print can be a challenge. If you're into offbeat comedies that dance on the fringes of conventional storytelling, this film’s peculiar charm might just be what you’re looking for.