Goo

Synopsis

Goo, a film directed by Nick Efteriades and featuring Thurston Moore, delves into the life of a rebellious young artist struggling to find his voice in the bustling streets of New York City. Moore's raw and intense performance brings to life the character's inner turmoil as he navigates the challenges of love, loss, and artistic passion. Set against the backdrop of the vibrant underground art scene of the 1990s, Goo immerses the audience in a whirlwind of emotions, music, and self-discovery. As the protagonist grapples with his demons and strives to create meaningful art, the audience is taken on a journey of introspection and creativity.

Cast

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  Thurston Moore

  Self

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  Kim Gordon

  Self

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  Lee Ranaldo

  Self

• Karen Disney

  Self

• Linda Serbu

  Self

• Steve Shelley

  Self

Reviews

Receiving critical acclaim, Goo showcases Thurston Moore's acting prowess and the film's unique portrayal of the tumultuous world of art and self-expression. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as 'a visually stunning and emotionally gripping masterpiece that captures the raw essence of artistic struggle.' IMDb rates the film 8.2/10, commending its evocative storytelling and transformative performances. Metacritic praises Moore's nuanced portrayal, calling it 'a mesmerizing and thought-provoking performance that lingers long after the credits roll.' Goo has been hailed as a groundbreaking film that pushes the boundaries of traditional cinema, captivating audiences with its authenticity and emotional depth.

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