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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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Evelyn M 12 Sep 2007

It had practicly no publicity where I live so it was SHOCKINGLY good. At one point it tears you apart. Incredible.

Owen Gleiberman 13 Apr 2014

It's one of those woozy Jungian art jobs, a series of elliptical, nearly wordless vignettes that are meant to strike a universal symbolist chord. Director Mike Figgis frames the movie with his baroquely contemporary documentary-like version of the Fall.

David Edelstein 19 Jul 2002

Much of it is risible, yet I loved watching it -not because I thought that the emperor was wearing new clothes but because I thought he looked fine - beautiful, actually - naked. Figgis' camera is probing and alive, so that even when his meanings are laughable, his images remain allusive and mysterious.

Danielle K 09 May 2005

A PRETENTIOUS PIECE OF ARTSY FARTSY CRAP. THERE ARE SOME GOOD IMAGES, BUT THE STORY IS JUST PLAIN STUPID. THE EDITING, AND ESPECIALLY THE DIRECTION TOTALLY SUCK. GARBAGE WITH THE DIRECTOR PRETENDING IT'S ART. YUK.

Lee M 13 Sep 2009

A total f"#ked up mess!! Boring, tedious and terribly directed. Slow pace adds nothing. 25/100