Fando and Liz

Among all Jodorowsky's films that we can see - except for the later "Tusk" and "The Rainbow Thief", his early feature film "Fando and Liz" is very inconspicuous compared to his famous "Mole", "The Holy Mountain" and "Holy Blood". However, this film maintains the usual weirdness of Jodorowsky's films. The opening scene shows Liz lying sideways on a table eating a flower alive. The whole story is about a couple Fando and his girlfriend Liz who has a disabled leg. They go to find the legendary and mysterious "City of Tar". On the way, different weirdos constantly seduce Fando to leave Liz, who can't move her legs, and even Fando's mother, but they seem to be unable to leave the original place. The place they came from was a hill that resembled a coal mine, and their illusions often appeared on the way (it was too long, so I can’t remember the details, so you can see for yourself). After finding Tar, Fando finally couldn’t stand Liz and beat her to death. , later he was very remorseful and buried Liz according to her wishes during her lifetime. He placed a flower on the grave and lay beside her grave until the fallen leaves almost buried him. At this point, the film ended with unusually cheerful music. But maybe it’s because of the religious