“It is my true privilege and honour…”

Fernando Meirelles returns with a surprisingly laidback and hilarious film.

Decades later, the veteran filmmaker’s stroke-inducing passion project will see the light of day.

That said, the film has overcome a legal bid seeking to cancel its Cannes premiere.

Terry Gilliam’s satirical reimagining follows a former film student/current advertising executive Toby (Adam Driver) as he befriends a man (Jonathan Pryce) who’s totally convinced he is the real and true Don Quixote.

The satirical cinematic reimagining of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra’s masterpiece Don Quixote stars Adam Driver, Jonathan Pryce, and Gilliam himself.

But these loud, crass, and sassy bastards sure give the pig a run for his money.

FX’s ambitious period drama is bleak, depressing, and too much of a slog.

A dystopian fantasy that remains as arresting and prescient as ever.