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Whoever wrote that down must have a backdoor into Luxon’s mind. Almost a ‘Being John Malkovich’ moment.
The Plot: A Journey into Another’s Mind
The film’s plot centers around a struggling puppeteer, Craig Schwartz (played by John Cusack), who stumbles upon a portal that allows him to enter the mind of the real-life actor John Malkovich…
The film takes us on a surreal journey as Craig explores Malkovich’s consciousness, experiences life from his perspective, and becomes embroiled in a web of intrigue and identity crisis. https://www.draftcula.com/blog-post/ being-john-malkovich-film-analysis