A Snake Of June Review
OK
Bullet Ballet director Shinya Tsukamoto turns to perversity and blackmail with the oddly titled A Snake of June, a black and white (or more accurately, blue and white) mystery that will first catch your eye, then have you scratching your head.
It starts with a demure Japanese woman who receives a letter in the mail, inscribed "Secrets of your husband." Inside are photographs of her in a tart outfit and -- gasp -- wearing makeup. Hubby wouldn't approved, so when the blackmailer calls on her cell phone, ordering her to go buy a vibrator and lock herself in a bathroom stall with it, she obliges.
Continue reading: A Snake Of June Review
!['Poperatic' Elvin talks about the importance of autarky, her love of Bjork and faking Latin [Exclusive]](http://images.contactmusic.com/images/home/homepage/elvin-promo-2019-700-420.jpg "'Poperatic' Elvin talks about the importance of autarky, her love of Bjork and faking Latin [Exclusive]")
