In practice, psychomagic is, per Jodorowsky tradition, more than a bit out-there.

Set to an ominous score by Jodorowsky's son Adan, the movie drifts into jarring new territory every few minutes.

There's little to be learned from its two nudity-replete yet tedious hours.

Jodorowsky's magnetism makes it worth it, but the session could have been shorter. [Full Review in Spanish]