Lady Chatterley

Score for the shorter cut. Ferran creates a marvelous world like a BBC production from the seventies, but unmistakable in its artistry. The lighting, particularly, is very careful. Towards the end, some strange avant-gardist flourishes remind us of the era of production and threaten to disrupt the flow. Maybe it did in the scene of breaking the fourth wall, but otherwise it was taken just far enough. (Update: rewatched longer version: score 30)

"A turgid, droopy bore." - Jason Clark

[Director] Ferran very simply anticipates a future for human relationships with a rush of man-to-woman communication that makes the film -- despite its excessive length (nearly three hours) -- totally winning.

Some nice Malick-esque flourishes, but a bit dry.