Bijitâ Q
Reviews (2)
How one Japanese family found happiness together, or proof that even a necrophiliac doesn't have it easy in life. Fortunately, all this is done with exaggeration and, most importantly, a large dose of humour (black, of course), otherwise, it wouldn’t have worked for a second.
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"Visitor Q" has some basic storyline, primarily showing that the characters evolve in a certain way, but in reality, it's just a series of scenes from this family's life. We observe how the father watches his own son being beaten, how the mother squeezes her own nipples to spray milk from them, how the father deals with a corpse, but it doesn't end well. No, I see the joke, the effort in it, but this is just too outrageous for me and actually about nothing.
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