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LITTLE DEATHS
Director Sean Hogan, Andrew Parkinson, Simon Rumley
Producer --
Cast Scott Ainslie, Mike Anfield, James Anniballi
Genre Thriller
Rating R18+ (High impact sexual themes, nudity and violence)
Run Time 90 mins
Visual Format 16:9 (2.35:1)
Audio Format Dolby 2.0
Language English
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Quotes It continues the grand tradition of UK horror anthologies, but offers updated psycho-sexual tales that touch on the nature of relationships, revenge, and sorrow. Film Threat The individual episodes could stand on their own as very good short films. Twitch
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Synopsis
An anthology film composed of three vignettes exploring the themes of sex and mortality, Little Deaths triangulates disturbing scenarios featuring dissatisfied couples in search of the perverse means to quench their, more or less, transgressive desires. Each episode (House and Home, Mutant Tool and Bitch) is thematically linked but defined by its own separate narrative and filmmaking vision. Little Deaths offers, in succinct punctuations, almost instant gratification for the contemporary horror fan. Saturated in bodily fluids, sexual tension, demented humour and extreme moments of visceral self-discovery, this is an insight into the best contemporary British directors working within the genre and in one instance gives a whole new meaning to ending up in the dog house.
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