Chronicling the romantic and sexual entanglements of two young women and one young man, Love explores in highly explicit fashion the role...
Chronicling the romantic and sexual entanglements of two young women and one young man, Love explores in highly explicit fashion the role of sex in a romantic relationship in this latest effort from cinematic troublemaker Gaspar Noé (Enter the Void).
"January the 1st, early morning. The telephone rings. Murphy wakes up next to his young wife and 2-year-old child. He listens to his voicemail: Electra’s mother, sick with worry, wants to know whether he has heard from her daughter. Electra’s been missing for a long time. She's afraid something really bad has happened to her. Over the course of a long rainy day, Murphy finds himself alone in his apartment, reminiscing about the greatest love affair of his life, his two years with Electra. A burning passion full of promises, games, excesses and mistakes." (Cannes Film Festival)
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"A courageously personal account of an aspiring filmmaker torn between the mother of his child and the one that got away."
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Variety
Variety"There is something endearing in its very monomaniacal quality: here is a film with just one subject, what Casanova called the "subject of subjects.""
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The Guardian
The Guardian"Noé delivers, although the sex scenes aren't as hard core as one might expect."
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Independent
Independent"Strictly judged by the yardstick of sex films, it's actually pretty conventional in its configurations of bodies and positions, and nothing one couldn't see with a couple of clicks on the Internet."
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Hollywood Reporter
Hollywood ReporterLove (2015) | Details
- Rating
- R18+, Scenes of actual sexual activity, graphic nudity and sexual themes
- Runtime
- 134
- Genre
- Drama, Romance
- Country of origin
- France, Belguim
