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SKINOPSIS

Multiple rape scenes and lots of tits from a variety of British sexual assault victims. They call David Thewlis' character in this an antihero, but we don't see what's so anti about him. Our favorite scene comes when he's making beautiful Katrin Cartlidge whip him with her long hair and when she tries to stop, he rapes her really roughly from behind.
REVIEW
A brilliant, terrifying and undeniably real vision of the welfare state. Leigh takes us on a picaresque journey following Johnny (Thewlis in a stunning performance), our 27-year-old protagonist (or is that antagonist?), an embittered, overly loquacious ne'er-do-well who spews forth a relentlessly nihilistic tirade against man, God and society. After sexually assaulting a woman in Manchester, he flees to London and insinuates himself on his former girlfriend, Louise, and immediately beds her roommate, Sophie. Quickly tiring of their company, he hits the streets for a midnight sojourn, on which he waxes eloquent with every stranger about his apocalyptic philosophies. Leigh does a brilliant job of framing Johnny's rage against a backdrop of urban decay.
PRODUCT FORMAT INFORMATION
DVD Widescreen: $29.99 (Clearance: Criterion Edition)
Availability:  In stock and ready to ship
Region Code: 1
UPC: 715515016223
Catalog #: DL1129582
Studio: Criterion
Languages: English Dolby Digital Mono (Primary), English Dolby Digital 2.0, English Subtitles
Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.85
Extras: Trailers
Features:
 
  • Audio commentary: Leigh, Thewlis and Cartlidge.
  • Documentaries: "The Art Zone: The Conversation," a BBC program with author Will Self interviewing Leigh.
  • Exclusive video introduction by filmmaker Neil LaBute, new essay by film critic Derek Malcolm.
  • The Short and Curlies, a short comedy from 1982 directed by Leigh and starring Thewlis.
  • Booklet of essays by film critics Derek Malcolm and Amy Taubin.
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