Quitting smoking can lead to improvements in heart rate, lung function, circulation, and a lower risk of heart attacks and strokes
every detail is important
The longest sequence in the movie is Smoker #10, 7:43 in which we see a rock-and-roll dude who looks to be in his mid-fifties, with paint on his fingernails and his watch worn workman-style on the inside of his wrist (further Marlboro Man iconography at play here.) Some may recognise him as cultural theorist Dick Hebdige (a longtime pal and fellow-traveller of Benning's, and author of 1979's seminal Subculture: The Meaning of Style ), others may not know the face but will spot the name in the end credits and spool back through their memories to see which one he might have been
So for example, a really good example of that is Suzie who, I mean, I adore all of the characters, but Suzie has a tendency to take over scenes
So, if you didnt have enough reasons to give up smoking already (it increases your chances of developing cancer, its more likely that youll experience a heart attack, it reduces fertility) then you do now
