10/10
One of the most Underrated
7 December 2005
Trouble in Mind is a masterpiece from Alan Rudolph - the most underrated movie director of USA.

It's a great analysis of the amoral society where everyone is ready to sell a soul for his, his friend's or at least for his child's future. In the game of life only the ones wise enough to play with small bets survive.

80's were an afterglow of the 70's criticism against the weak but high developed systems. Although films like "To live and to die in L.A" got the most attention in this area, Trouble in Mind won't have to be ashamed no bit.
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