Exploring the many parallels between prostitution and psychoanalysis, Jeanne Labrune’s Special Treatment may be amusing and moving, smart and sophisticated, and even humorous and heartfelt, however it feels somewhat insubstantial beyond its brief running time.
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@swardplay We've progressed well in the CANDELABRA queue, so will get in before you & save seat. Anyone else with u, or just 1 seat?
Rich, riveting and resonant, 'Paradise: Faith' paints a powerful portrait of extreme devotion that tests and rewards. #sydfilmfest
RT @swardplay: The engrossing 'Child's Pose' brings another formidable mother to the screen, complete with another exceptional performance. #sydfilmfest @mattsmovierev Thanks Matt! And don't stress - there's so much to see and do at the festival, and you have a little one to think about, too!
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest
@swardplay Cool. BTW sorry I can't make it to your Film Club tonight. Wish you all the best with it.
RT @swardplay: The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest The heartbreaking arrogance of selfish parents and the solace of kindness in unexpected places: that's 'What Maisie Knew'. #sydfilmfest 'Lovelace's exploration of the dream and the reality of its namesake's rise to stardom is sadly never more than standard. #sydfilmfest In its blend of art, reality, contemplation and comment, one thing is certain - 'Closed Curtain' is neither open nor shut. #sydfilmfest
