It may have been a naive reaction on my part but I was so disgusted to find out that this misogynistic piece of crap was directed and produced by three women. Ugh. All those terrible implications in the film and the incredibly one-dimensional & badly clichéd characters had me retching.

Gena Rowlands slays 'em all.

haunting. <3

I started watching this with very high hopes but had to press pause after 15 minutes because I found the acting so BAD (yes, even Winslet's acting!), I couldn't stand it ... does it get better or is it deliberately over-the-top?

I wouldn't call the script (and especially the ending) perfect by any means but I still LOVED the film, just loved it. lovelovelove.

I can't seem to put into words why I found this film so disappointing.

very flawed but somehow I can't help loving it.

Fantaghiro needs to be added to the database. Seriously.

I think this film is much more complex underneath its pretty surface than it's given credit for on here. It's not important WHAT exactly happened to the girls - the film seems more like an expoloration on the effects and nature of loss and absence. And even if the films doesn't tell us what happened, it suggests why it happened -as an answer to the kind of society and situation those girls lived in.

oh Anita.

oh so good.

oh, the memories. <3

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