Voldemort's penis.

"Amazing photography, overwhelming details, complex long tracking shots, and visually breathtaking, but a very slow story with too much emphasis on attacking dark and depressing religion, and in the end, too disturbing."

One of the most insane films ever made. If you murdered a normal costume drama, then buried it in the Micmac burial ground in Stephen King's _Pet Sematary_ {sic}. _The Baby of Macon_ is what would come back to life

I like the point Greenway's making, but not the way he makes it.

A puzzling and audacious work, visually sumptuous and frequently confusing in its mix of artifice and actuality, but original and intriguing as it explores the themes of art and its influence, the translation of experience into consumerism, alienation and voyeurism. Audiences are likely to love or hate the film, though at Cannes and elsewhere it mostly met with a hostile reception.