How to Talk to Girls at Parties
How to Talk to Girls at Parties
Directed by:
John Cameron MitchellCinematography:
Frank G. DeMarcoComposer:
Nico MuhlyCast:
Alex Sharp, Elle Fanning, Nicole Kidman, Ruth Wilson, Matt Lucas, Joanna Scanlan, Stephen Campbell Moore, Joey Ansah, Eloise Smyth, Alice Sanders (more)Plots(1)
Set in 1970's London, young Enn (Alex Sharp) heads to a party thrown by local punk Queen Boadicea (Nicole Kidman). While there, he meets foreign exchange student Zan (Elle Fanning) and immediately falls for her. However, when Enn discovers that Zan is actually an alien who has come to study Earth, he soon finds himself having to recruit Queen Boadicea and her followers in a desperate bid to save her from an uncertain fate. (StudioCanal UK)
(more)Reviews (3)
“There is no progress without deviance” is the remarkable idea declared by a movie that is an
example of screenwriting and costume deviance with respect to the audience’s taste and thinking,
while at the same time being everything but progress. Pure torment.
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Do more punk to me!
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A British oddity that bothered me. I went into the film without any information, which I rarely do, and it didn't pay off at all. I like oddities in general, and maybe if this film had been a thriller I would have liked it, but it is a comedy that I unfortunately didn't find funny at all. It was raunchy at times, weird most of the time, and I found it awkward at times. Shame, but this wasn't my cup of tea. Finished with great difficulty. 20%.
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