Tucson, mon amour

About This Movie

Tucson, mon amour is a curious exploration of longing, blending documentary style with a personal narrative. Charles Lum's approach feels raw, almost voyeuristic, as he wanders through Tucson, searching for love in all the wrong places. The pacing can be meandering, but that adds to the sense of a journey rather than a destination. The film captures an atmosphere of desolation and yearning, enhanced by practical effects that feel very much grounded in reality. It’s a unique piece that stands out for its honest depiction of desire and the absurdity of love—definitely not your typical romance.

This title has seen limited releases and remains fairly obscure, making it a bit of a hidden gem for collectors. It’s often discussed for its unconventional storytelling and the intimate feel it evokes. Interest tends to be niche, appealing mostly to those intrigued by avant-garde films or the documentary format. Finding a good copy can be tricky, as many editions are not widely distributed.