Textuality (2011)
Sex scenes, sexual references, drug use and coarse language
| Director: | Warren P. Sonoda |
| Actors: | Jason Lewis, Carly Pope, Kristen Hagar, Eric Mccormack |
Textuality is a story about modern day relationships - the ambiguity that defines them, the frustration and humour that arises from them, and most recently, the technology that enables them. Obsessed with finding the perfect woman, Breslin Kennedy attempts to find happiness while conducting three seperate relationships with three beautiful women. Successfully juggling his 'roster' through an elaborate series of texting, scheduling, and synching, Breslin finds this diversified approach to dating much safer than risking it all on one woman. Safer, that is, until he meets Simone, and finds out what it's like when the tables are turned.
| Status: | QuickPick |
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| Run time: | 90mins |
| Origin: | CANADA |
| Aspect Ratio: | 16:9 |
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Member Reviews (4)
4 Member
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says
Not as entertaining as I thought, bit slow. Wouldn't watch again.
Miranda
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Amateur, cliche, boring. Not really worth watching.
b
says
not funny and disappointing.
Bruce
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A movie for the times. I cannot fault this at any level. Clever script, clever direction and a great sound track. And I must remember to keep my relationship status on FB up to date. A very observant look at the way we all communicate these days.