Eye For Film >> Movies >> A Bread Factory, Part Two (2018) Film Review
The second part of Patrick Wang's playful consideration of arts in the community, picks up where the first half For The Sake Of Gold left off. More experimental than the first half - and featuring musical numbers and dance - it follows Dorothea's (Tyne Daly) staging of Hecuba, while also further exploring the lives of those who use the arts centre Bread Factory of the film's title.
See A Bread Factory, Part One for our amalgamated review.
Reviewed on: 24 Jan 2019
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In the second part of this sometimes musical drama, two women rehearse a production of Hecuba while fighting to save the arts centre to which they have devoted their lives.
Director: Patrick Wang
Starring: Tyne Daly, Elisabeth Henry-Macari, James Marsters
Year: 2018
Runtime: 120 minutes
Country: US
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