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Reviews Counted:6
Fresh:1
Rotten:5
Average Rating:3.6/10
Theatrical Release:Nov 7, 2003 Limited
Synopsis: This Italian film by Rodolphe Marconi explores the blurry lines of bisexuality through a story of love, art, intrigue, and mystery. A film student who has suffered a few personal blows hooks up... [More]
Starring: Rodolphe Marconi, Echo Danon, Orietta Gianjorio, Herve Brunon
Director: Rodolphe Marconi
Love Forbidden ... falls back on a screenwriting convention for its unfortunately abrupt ending, but during its course it suggests that Mr. Marconi, whose second feature this is, possesses a talent and a sensibility likely to flower in the future.
Top CriticThe facile, derivative mind games played here are probably more meaningful for Marconi than they will be for anyone else.
Top CriticThe result is rather like eavesdropping on a bright but painfully self-absorbed adolescent's secret thoughts: sometimes fascinating, other times just infuriating.
Unfortunately plays out more like Student Video 101.
The religious iconography and local architecture make up for the video quality and the flat, zombie-like acting of the supporting cast.
Essentially meaningless bit of torpor.
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