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First-time helmer Ed Blum squanders an impressive cast by forcing them to recite screenplay's banal dialogue, creating a skit show that wouldn't cut it on local TV...
Full reviewA low budget UK production, famous as much for its production stories as the film itself. See the website for a bunch of podcasts & making-of videos including one titled 'A unique look on how a film with a budget of 260,000 pounds attracted a-list actors and gained a nationwide release'.
Sex and love. Some seek it, some need it, some spurn it and some pay for it, but we're all involved in it. Set on one afternoon on Hampstead Heath, London, the film investigates the minutiae of seven couples. The film is a comedic and erotically charged look at what makes us tick.
LessFirst-time helmer Ed Blum squanders an impressive cast by forcing them to recite screenplay's banal dialogue, creating a skit show that wouldn't cut it on local TV...
Full reviewFull credit to the makers of Scenes of a Sexual Nature for making a good-looking, talent-filled feature for a reported cost of just ?260,000. If only the end result didn't feel like such a public thank-you to those who took part, an open-air drama workshop in the guise of a film...
Full reviewWriter Aschlin Ditta struggles to produce a convincing whole, but does come up with some nice vignettes, particularly the McGregor/ Hodge and Lester/Tate scenes, as well as some memorable conversations about what if the great fire of London had never happened, political correctness and the varying sex- symbol status of Felicity Kendall and Penelope Keith...
Full reviewA determinedly low-key comedy drama with no revelations to rock your world, but it's also an invigorating breath of fresh air...
Full reviewScenes of a Sexual Nature is available to stream in New Zealand now on Prime Video and Apple TV.
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