Fetishes (1996)
Average Rating: 5.2/10
Reviews Counted: 6
Fresh: 3 | Rotten: 3
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A wide-open mind would be a real boon towards enjoying this adult-oriented, way off-beat documentary look into the shadowy world of professional dominatrices and the masochistic slaves who pay dearly to be abused, ridiculed and tortured. British documentary filmmaker Nick Broomfield directed and narrates; he spent two months in a Manhattan house of domination interviewing both the mistress' and their diverse clientele. Though relatively few in the US actually participate in S&M, it is an
Jun 1, 1998 Wide
Aug 15, 2003
A-Pix
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Broomfield's movie doesn't deliver on its promise.
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An interesting, but disturbingly grim, look inside a professional house of fetish, its employees, and the clients that pay for their services.
Despite the subject matter, I appreciate the humanistic portrayal of all individuals featured in the film.