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The Loss of Sexual Innocence (1999)

The story of the sexual development of a filmmaker through three stages of his life.

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Cole Smithey 16 Jul 2007

A promising movie from Mike Figgis. Where are you Mike?

Sandra Contreras 06 Oct 2002

Aggressively non-linear and heavy on the visual flair, Mike Figgis' allegorical voyage through the mind of a filmmaker alternates between the tawdry, fake sophistication of fancy perfume commercials and an unholy regurgitation of the worst excesses of European art cinema.

Wesley Morris 03 Mar 2016

The absence of substance, or its banishment, and the director's reliance on allure (in the film's casting and in its look and sound, which features haunting music by Beethoven and Chopin), leave Innocence with the quasi-profound, giggly overreach of a magazine layout come to shameless, shallow life.

Emanuel Levy 01 May 2016

Boasting sublime imagery, but no characters to ground his reverie, the new pic heavily relies on an opaque narrative and elliptical editing.

Sharon B 12 Mar 2008

Schumann's Traumerei is one of my all-time favorite pieces of music. Figgis' use of it in this film is utterly brilliant and alone merits five stars.