An Indie Movie With an All-Star Cast, ‘Mother, Couch’ Wears Its Eccentricities Proudly
This is director and writer Niclas Larsson’s debut feature and it is confident in approach, if not always consistent in tone.

“Mother, Couch” is an indie movie with an all-star cast — which is, in and of itself, a common phenomenon. Big name Hollywood-types will cast their lot with cult-size filmmakers for a variety of reasons, some of them cynical (fostering one’s cinematic street-cred) and others not (belief in the storyteller’s vision). A pay cut is usually in the offing and sometimes paying out of pocket. That, and people like to work. Never underestimate an artist’s love for the artform.
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