Life Love Lust (Short 2010)

Life Love Lust: Directed by Erika Lust. With Leo Gálvez, Yoha Gálvez, Bel Gris, Michelle Blanch. LIFE: After finishing the day in the restaurant, a chef and a waitress have an incredible encounter to celebrate his birthday. LOVE: A forty-something executive seduces a young man in a city hotel. LUST: Lola uses her whole body to give an intense skin massage to a shy and lonely woman, driving her to pure ecstasy.

“A classic. The first, or one of the first, films to introduce the concept of the Western antihero. Sergio Leone pioneered a lot of things here. The brightness, the oppressive sunlight. The ugly brutality of Western gunfights, that had always been cleaned up in Hollywood. I understand that Leoneu0026#39;s occasional framing of the shooter and his victims in the same shot was not allowed at the time in American films. I thought, upon seeing this film years ago, that some characters (Eastwood) spoke in English, and other characters in Italian. Who knows, maybe some spoke Spanish or German. Must make for an interesting acting job. I rarely notice a movieu0026#39;s music, but the original score by Ennio Morricone was so fitting. Probably the best match of film and music up to that time, and only bested by Hugh Montenegro(?) in u0026quot;The Good, the Bad, and the Uglyu0026quot;. A very good movie. Grade: A”