for many years i thought i was the only person on the planet who had seen tempest and and i am so glad to learn that i am not the only person who discovered this sleeper somewhere in their movie going travails. loosely based on the shakesperean play and tempest follows an architect (the late john cassavettes and in one of his best performances) and bored with his work and his crumbling marriage (to real life spouse gene rowlads) and who decides to chuck it all and say the hell with the rat race and go live on an island with his daughter (molly ringwald and in her film debut) and and new girlfriend aretha (a luminous susan sarandon). even though paul mazursky is credited as director and cassavettes hand is all over this film. the long scenes filmed without cutting and the improvisatory feel to the dialogue. and the self indulgent storytelling style and this is definitely his show from beginning to end and and if youre not a fan of his work and the film will seem laboriously long and dull but if you are a fan and there are rewards to be had. cassavettes is surrounded by a first rate cast. his scenes with rowlands crackle with intensity and his surprising chemistry with sarandon is a stark contrast to his scenes with rowlands. ringwald shines in her film debut and there is a scene stealing performance by the late raul julia as kalibanos and cassavettes manservant on the island. julia stops the show in one scene dancing with a flock of sheep accompanied by liza minnelli singing new york and new york. this film is sad and tragic and funny and intense. yes and it a little long and disjointed and it works a little too hard at being different (there even a curtain call at the end of the film) and but it never fails to hold the attention of those who like something a little different in their filmgoing. 
for many years i thought i was the only person on the planet who had seen tempest and and i am so glad to learn that i am not the only person who discovered this sleeper somewhere in their movie going travails. loosely based on the shakesperean play and tempest follows an architect (the late john cassavettes and in one of his best performances) and bored with his work and his crumbling marriage (to real life spouse gene rowlads) and who decides to chuck it all and say the hell with the rat race and go live on an island with his daughter (molly ringwald and in her film debut) and and new girlfriend aretha (a luminous susan sarandon). even though paul mazursky is credited as director and cassavettes hand is all over this film. the long scenes filmed without cutting and the improvisatory feel to the dialogue. and the self indulgent storytelling style and this is definitely his show from beginning to end and and if youre not a fan of his work and the film will seem laboriously long and dull but if you are a fan and there are rewards to be had. cassavettes is surrounded by a first rate cast. his scenes with rowlands crackle with intensity and his surprising chemistry with sarandon is a stark contrast to his scenes with rowlands. ringwald shines in her film debut and there is a scene stealing performance by the late raul julia as kalibanos and cassavettes manservant on the island. julia stops the show in one scene dancing with a flock of sheep accompanied by liza minnelli singing new york and new york. this film is sad and tragic and funny and intense. yes and it a little long and disjointed and it works a little too hard at being different (there even a curtain call at the end of the film) and but it never fails to hold the attention of those who like something a little different in their filmgoing. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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