“The first thing to know about Canadians is that they like beer.” She replied, “I’m Canadian, and I don’t like beer.” His assistant said, “Neither do I.” The Inspector sighed and muttered something about telling a coherent story, but they ignored him.
Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery (2013) is a prosaic murder mystery, set in Three Pines in Canada, in which an inheritance is up for grabs so much so that the an old woman is killed by an arrow.
I think.
This wasn’t memorable; I only just barely remember watching it just a couple of weeks ago. I recall it being fun, but no deeper issues are touched on in this telling of the story than how some people think the naive painting style is cool.
It’s not, Mother what’shername not withstanding.
