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My obsession over Jack Nicholson really started to develop after I saw Michelangelo Antonioni’s The Passenger. I’ve never seen Nicholson in such a freeing, unstructured role. This movie’s beauty can’t understated. It’s a measured, quiet role from Nicholson. I highly recommend 🎂.

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