Rent Q (2011)
2.8 of 5 from 105 ratings
1h 43min
- General info
- Available formats
- Synopsis:
- After the death of her father, 20 year old Cecile (Deborah Revy) looks for support from her friends but it's only through random sexual encounters that she finds solace. Alice (Helene Zimmer), who lives under the thumb of her repressive parents, dreams of the 'perfect love story' but her 'secret' boyfriend Matt (Gowan Didi) can't commit to anything substantial. Given striking immediacy by the graphic depiction of real sex, it is these stories of love and desire that form the emotional and sensual epicentre of Q.
- Actors:
- Déborah Révy, Hélène Zimmer, Gowan Didi, Johnny Amaro, Johan Libéreau, Jean-François Gallotte, Brice Fournier, Christelle Benoit, Patrick Hauthier, Léticia Belliccini, Fabien Ara, Margot Heurtematte, Aurélia Arto, Noémie Leroux-Cazaubon, Yassine Azzouz, Bernez Moal, Marie-Laure Baudain, Aurélie Dujarrier, Lise Kerverdo, Christine Martin
- Directors:
- Laurent Bouhnik
- Producers:
- Chica Benadava, Ludi Boeken, Pascal Judelewicz
- Writers:
- Laurent Bouhnik
- Aka:
- Desire
- Studio:
- Axiom
- Genres:
- Drama, Romance, Thrillers
- Countries:
- France
- BBFC:
- Release Date:
- 16/11/2015
- Run Time:
- 103 minutes
- Languages:
- French LPCM Stereo
- Subtitles:
- English
- Formats:
- Pal
- Aspect Ratio:
- Widescreen 1.78:1 / 16:9
- Colour:
- Colour
- BLU-RAY Regions:
- B
- Bonus:
- Interviews with Director Laurent Bouhnik and Actresses Helene Zimmer and Leticia Belliccini
- Stills Gallery
- Trailers
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Reviews (2) of Q
Dull Sexually Explicit Drama - Q review by GI
With it's graphic sex scenes this drama that thematically looks at the issue of desire is a slow, somewhat tedious experience and seems to attempt to formulate the idea that literally everyone is thinking about sex the entire time and often unable to attain sexual pleasure. The story focuses on Cécile (Déborah Révy), a young woman grieving for her recently deceased father, who seeks to have somewhat bizarre sexual encounters with just about everyone she meets. A side plot involves Alice (Hélène Rimmer), a repressed young woman obsessed with a local boy but unable or unwilling to commit to a full relationship. These two main characters eventually meet up with Cécile basically curing everyone's sexual problems. It's ultimately a boring film interspersed with sex scenes and other than an example of explicit sex filtering into mainstream cinema it's instantly forgettable.
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Nonesense - Q review by JG
This is difficult to categorise except as a bit of porn masquerading as a film with a plot. The summary given under 'General Info' lends serious intent to the story but the idea that love has anything to do with anything going on in this badly written shabby tale is ludicrous. The director just wanted to film blow jobs and similar stuff and justify it with a little serious publicity blurb. The whole thing is pretentious nonsense.
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