544 - Head (1968)
Bob Rafelson\u2019s\xa0Head\xa0offers an acid-dipped, musical journey through the artistic and professional frustrations of the Monkees, post TV show and struggling apologize for their existence with the verylanguage of the flower-powered, freak-out culture that had long-since rejected them. \xa0Never quite settling on a format, the film jumps from comic vignette, to surrealist mindscape, tv show parody, concert performance, and A Hard Day\u2019s Night-style band chase reimagined as a sun-soaked Californian suicide.
If you\u2019d like to watch ahead for next week\u2019s film, we will be discussing and reviewing Jim Jarmusch\u2019s\xa0Mystery Train\xa0(1989).