It’s the best thing I’ve seen since coronavirus kicked in (and, you know, we’ve all been watching a lot of movies).
It turns out that Bloody Nose might not exist at all without another film Bill and Turner Ross released much more quietly via the tweet above during the early days of the COVID-19 quarantine: an astonishingly poetic 60-minute chronicle of the making of Benh Zeitlin’s W endy, called Second Star to the Right and Straight on ‘Til Morning. One thing you can always be sure of with the Ross Brothers, though, is that there is always more to the story. The film’s distributor, Utopia, is set to host one-day virtual screenings for National Dive Bar Day on July 8 before a wider release on July 10. The Ross Brothers’ fifth category-obliterating feature, Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, a beautifully tipsy, seemingly vérité chronicle of the closing night of a Bukowski-worthy dive bar on the outskirts of Las Vegas, premiered at the 2020 Sundance Film Festival to well-deserved acclaim and much discussion about the line between fiction and non-fiction. If you see ‘Wэndy’ and are interested DM is open and we’ll send the link /CBv1E1CIlg
They grew concerned when they discovered it wouldnt feature interviews. Legally we cant release it because the studio rejected it.
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