A
woman finds another woman’s body and she dons the woman’s skin like she is putting on
clothes. She drives around Glasgow
Scotland in a white van. She is
seeking to pick up men and she takes them to an abandoned flat. They follow her through a dark doorway
and she begins to back away from them.
They walk forward but they begin walking into a black pool. The woman doesn’t seem to go into the
pool but stays above the surface of the pool.
You
will need a different mind-set to view this film. Almost everything is unexplained and different. Many scenes are almost in slow motion, we
don’t know why there is a black pool, why doesn’t she go into the pool and what
happens to the men? One man goes
into the pool and possibly because he is imperfect, he comes out of the
pool? There are many interactions
and visual images with many meanings?
She seems to be naïve and unfamiliar with everyday life? 3* (This movie is OK)
108
min, Drama directed by Jonathan Glazer with Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy McWilliams,
Lynsey Taylor Mackay, Dougie McConnell, Kevin McAlinden, D. Meade, Andrew
Gorman, Joe Szula, Krystof Hadek.
Note: Imdb 6.2 out of 10, 86% critic 54%
audience on Rotten Tomatoes, Roger Ebert 4*.
Special
Note: A lot of the men have very
thick Scottish accents and subtitles are almost needed to understand what they
are saying? The woman doesn't speak like this at all. The expression on the DVD cover is her almost all the time look. Only changes if happy or afraid.
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