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Admirable film.

Absolutely Fantastic

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

Rating is : 9.4/10 (not a whole ten, few shots could hve been done a bit better ) October Kingsley Biography Mini Bio : October Kingsley is an actress, film producer, and director. She has been rated as one of Hollywood's top emerging film producers and actresses. Ms. Kingsley made her feature film acting and directorial debut with "The Seduction of Dr. Fugazzi", co-starring opposite Hollywood legend and Oscar winner Faye Dunaway. In addition to acting, producing, and directing films, Ms. Kingsley is also a " successful commercial and music video director ". Ms. Kingsley " graduated from UCLA with a double major in Philosophy and Psychology " . She is " currently working on several upcoming feature films and television show Projects ".Attended the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco, California. Graduated from UCLA with a double Major in Philosophy and Psychology. Directed, produced and wrote her first feature film. Co-starred alongside academy-award winner Faye Dunaway.What i have to say: This is a very powerful female and she knows what shes doing, by writing bad reviews you just proof how dumb you are, everyone can see it for himself what kind of movie and how great executed, even Faye Dunaway choosed to act along after she read the script, you idiots who write bad reviews know it better?? Definetly not, this is absolutely a masterpiece, its way better as all those Hollywood crap movies, those bad movie reviews are coming from assholes who grow up with Hollywood and Disney illuminati diarrhea, crap Star Wars and Marvel bullshit, this movie here is greatness, dumb idiots sure wont like it, but thats your fault for being dumb, if you dont like such a great movie, then at least shut your trap and piss off, you destroy peoples life with your lies, no matter this idiotic review from another user above me or anyone else ,. Ms. Kingsley, if you should ever read this, "Great Job", really, please keep on directing movies too, you are a great Director and actress, people just try to boykott you with those diarrhea reviews, "STAY STRONG and FIGHT BACK"

I don't know where to even begin with this.On the one hand, although the concept is not new, it was taken further than some other movies I've seen and almost everything makes sense by the end. I had a lot of issues with what led up to the end, but in the whole scheme of things, most of it comes together. Some of the more artistic scenes are interesting as well.That being said, this film suffers from really bad acting with the exception of two characters. The worst offender is the lead - my understanding is that Ms. Kingsley wrote and directed the movie, however, an actress she is not. It mas a mistake on her part to cast herself in the title role - she comes off as ridiculous and even after it is all said and done, is not believable at all. She has as much depth as a 5 minute rain puddle. There are some sex scenes written into the film which felt quite contrived and caused me to do nothing but roll my eyes. Those were badly acted as well with the primary culprit again being Ms. Kingsley. They didn't really add to the story either - as many reviewers have mentioned, it appears Ms. Kingsley thinks that those particular scenes would either save the movie or make it relevant or cool and/or that she's quite the hottie. No on all counts.There are also some badly written sections in the film - I could forgive those if they weren't so badly acted.So the bottom line is that even Faye Dunaway can't save this movie. I think it had the potential to be better than what it was, but the fact that the director and writer of the movie thought she had the chops to manage the title role ruined it for me. If you are looking for an example of how not to handle a dramatic role that requires some depth, this movie is for you. If not, you better pass.

It was obviously very low budget, but I think the director shows promise. The actors need to work on their authenticity (with the exception of Faye Dunnaway). The storyline was pretty intriguing, although predictable for someone that's watched a lot of movies. However, I like the fact that the story actually comes to a conclusion of some sort, although some editing at the end would have been beneficial. I can't stand movies that just sort of fizzle out with no sense of completion, so I applaud the director for picking a decent story that actually ends at a logical point. It's also nice to see a woman of apparent Indian decent in a lead role.

The camera angle, the light, primarily one performer - I rather had the impression I was watching a piece of theater. If you're not attracted by the actress, if you don't enjoy watching her, it will not work for you. For me it did, moreover, it felt like I attended the rise of a great talent.The story is about lunatics, this easily attracts my interest. On my ranking list "Shining" pins the lower end opposing the Belgian "Calvaire" which I guess is hard to beat. David Lynch was mentioned here, but that's something different, though if you can enjoy his movies you're more likely enjoy this one too, rather than if you waiting for the next "Saw" sequel.