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CJ S 08/16/2023 Upper middle class artsy folk being artsy folk and talking about being artsy. A solid exploration of marriage, sex, and belonging told via a sympathetic woman and a deeply unlikeable man. Although a little pretentious, very good. See more 05/04/2020 Simultaneously boring and pretentious See more 09/14/2016 Nope. One star for Hiddles. See more 02/20/2015 Two middle-aged artists live in a modernist house in Chelsea and occasionally converse with each other whilst revealing their underlying neuroses. The wife 'D' she is somewhat more insecure than her husband. She lacks confidence in her own ideas and ability as an artist, and wonders if her husband still loves her. Into this mix comes feelings of insecurity at the prospect of selling up the house which she has become so emotionally attached to (perhaps like the child she can't have?). The film has a sort of fly on the wall feel, as though someone left a camcorder running in your well-to-do neighbour's house, however very little actually happens. Even by art-house standards this turns out to be quite a dull and uneventful film. See more 11/29/2014 This is typical of Hoggs films and as good as all her others. Albertine and Gillick both not known as actors are excellant in a story of a house sale and the marriage of the couple that own it. Slow laborious and well made See more 06/20/2014 Hogg maintains a probing detachment and a cold intimacy. As befits the title, she presents her subjects like specimens in an exhibit, with a rigorously structured style that is non-judgmental and unsparing. See more Read all reviews

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