Lost and Delirious

2001

Lost and Delirious

Critics Consensus

Lost and Delirious becomes exactly that, as the film sinks into overwrought melodrama and cliched, obvious symbolism.

51%

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Total Count: 59

78%

Audience Score

User Ratings: 16,140
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Mouse Bradford has just arrived at Perkins Girls College and has left behind her father, stepmother and the small town where she grew up. Her two senior roommates, the striking, sharp-witted Paulie and the charming and beautiful Tory, quickly adopt Mouse. Mouse has lost her mother, Paulie has lost the parents who gave her up for adoption and Tory is losing herself to fit her parents' expectations. The three become inseparable. Paula, Tori and Mouse are determined to maintain their individuality against the backdrop of their private girls' school. When Paula and Tori are found to be lovers, Mouse is caught in the role of accomplice and confessor; and is left torn between her two friends.

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Cast

Piper Perabo
as Pauline `Paulie' Oster
Jessica Paré
as Victoria `Tori' Moller
Mischa Barton
as Mary `Mouse' Bradford
Jackie Burroughs
as Faye Vaughn
Eleanor Bannet
as Mimi Kuzyk
Graham Greene (II)
as Joe Menzies
Emily VanCamp
as Allison Moller
Amy Stewart
as Cordelia
Caroline Dhavernas
as Kara
Luke Kirby
as Jake
Alan Fawcett
as Bruce
Mimi Kuzyk
as Eleanor Bannet
Noël Burton
as Morley Bradford
Peter Oldring
as Phil
Grace Kung
as Lauren
Stephen Mwinga
as John
Lydia Zadel
as Monica
Felicia Schulman
as Sol Bedford
Gabrielle Boni
as Allison's Friend No. 1
Sheena Bernett
as Allison's Friend No. 2
Meaghan Rath
as Allison's Friend No. 3
Melissa Pirrera
as Allison's Friend No. 4
David Dean
as Boy of R.A.B.
Jonathan Eliot
as Tim
Huy Phong Doan
as Fencing Teacher
Catherine Florent
as Pauline's Fencing Opponent
Sophie Barsanti
as Flutist
Genevieve LaVallee
as Flutist
Myrtho Ouellette
as Flutist
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Audience Reviews for Lost and Delirious

  • Sep 13, 2015
    It is really interesting to see how Pool makes this Shakespearean story of unrequited love and obsession look like it could be taking place in any time, and it is also very nice the way that she gradually moves her main focus from Barton's character to the film's true protagonist, Paulie.
    Carlos M Super Reviewer
  • Jun 25, 2013
    Piper Perabo's performance was really good but the ending kinda ruined the movie, I mean like... come on. Like, goddamn.. come on.
    Cita W Super Reviewer
  • Feb 28, 2010
    Decent story but would have been better if the Macbeth parallelisms were made more subtle. FYI <a href="http://www.flixster.com/actor/mischa-barton">Mischa Barton</a> is not the world's best actress.
    Ed K Super Reviewer
  • Jun 11, 2009
    I saw this on television years ago and have seen it a couple more times after that. It has some how stayed with me as I thought it wasn't your typical teen movie, it was much more dark and dramatic. The acting by the young girls were pretty good. There's also girl on girl action in here if you're into that.
    Nani V Super Reviewer
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