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Married/Unmarried (2001)

Director: Noli

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From Time Out Film Guide

This would-be stylish contemporary London drama takes a stab at exploring the abrasive relationship between fidelity and desire. Fifth-form misanthropy masquerades as worldly cool while über-bastard Daniels spouts woman-hating filth and Bellman and McMenamy provide self-conscious suffering. If writer/director Noli understands what these women see in these men, he certainly hasn't conveyed it to the audience.

Author: TJ

Time Out Film Guide

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Cast & crew

Director: Noli

Producer: Jonathan English, Kimberly Barnes, Michael Lionello Cowan, Jason Piette

Cast: Paolo Seganti, Ben Daniels, Gina Bellman, Kristen McMenamy, Denis Lavant, Lidija Zovkic, Naomi Sorkin, Gabrielle Richens, Peter Tate, Charis Waudby, Christina Estrada full cast

Duration: 102 mins


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