Squares

About This Movie

So, 'Squares' is this interesting blend of drama and romance that really captures a certain era. It’s not flashy, but the pacing is deliberate, allowing the characters to breathe and for the audience to absorb their struggles. The dynamic between the Vassar dropout and the rodeo cowboy feels grounded, almost raw at times. You can sense the tension of societal expectations and personal aspirations woven throughout. The performances are quite earnest, with a subtle charm that keeps you engaged, and there’s a certain authenticity to the way they portray their worlds. It’s the kind of film that lingers, partly because it feels so real and relatable in its exploration of disconnection and desire.

'Squares' has a bit of an obscure status which adds to its charm for collectors. It's been released on a few formats over the years, but finding a decent copy is becoming a challenge. Interest seems to be picking up, especially among those who appreciate 70s indie films that delve into nuanced storytelling and character studies. Keep an eye out, the collectors’ community is slowly recognizing its unique place in that era's cinema landscape.