Movie poster, "Endless Melancholy" (1998, USA) John, who is so silent that even

Movie poster, "Endless Melancholy" (1998, USA) John, who is so silent that even his parents are astonished, gets lost in an underground passage while delivering quail eggs and meets Kimura, an Asian man who pokes him in the eye with chopsticks. Is there an end to John and Kimura's aimless journey? In his previous film, "Endless Melancholy," director Brian depicted the darkness that America holds in a lyrical way in the form of a muscular melancholy, but in this film, he again depicts the darkness that America holds in its midst. The thorough melancholy that has become his trademark is no longer there, and instead he cynically depicts the psychological battle between John, Kimura, and the quail in the form of an endless melancholy.