by Vicky Halliday
Love You Too is the debut feature film from local outfit Trash Arts (which is predominantly Sam Mason Bell and Riyadh Haque) It stars Jack Gary Davenport as Bailey, a disillusioned teenager battling with life after the death of his mot her, Cheap Levitra online whilst being bullied at school and ignored by his Dad.
Bailey is on one of his numerous isolated meanderings when he happens upon a series of DVDs made by Katie, a young girl also struggling to cope after the death of the love of her life. Buy antibiotics online without prescription. Online Drugstore. Vardenafilo levitra The DVDs form a video diary of her last week before committing suicide (a Disney-style, light-hearted look at life from Sam and co!)
Robert, Bailey’s Dad, is also suffering from the loss of his wife and turns to sex to provide some meaning. He sleeps with a string of women, often taking them home; meaning poor Bailey is privy to his Dad’s sexual conquests. Bailey, meanwhile, has developed an unhealthy obsession with Katie, using masturbation as a form of relief.
Buy Zoloft Online Pharmacy No Prescription Needed style=”font-family: Arial, sans-serif; font-size: small;”>At school, Bailey is the subject of ridicule until he is “befriended” by Danielle Zithromax pharmacy Levitra generico (played by Ella Palmer) and Rebecca (Jess McGill) The girls see the ritual humiliation of Bailey as a game, causing him much distress during his first sexual experience. Bailey is once more alone, apart from the ghost of Katie broadcast via his laptop. It is sad to think that, at this point, Katie may be his only friend. Order Doxycycline
Robert’s sexual endeavours are spiralling out of his control and, despite warnings from a friend, he continues to pick up inappropriate women, culminating viagra soft in him meeting Rebecca and Danielle in a club. Danielle is horrified that a man of 46 is attempting to score with them, whilst Rebecca is drawn in by his attention. Inevitably, the proverbial shit hits the fan when Bailey discovers her in the morning!
Rebecca begins blackmailing Robert and threatening to report him to the police if he doesn’t see her. It seems Bailey has finally got the woman when it transpires Danielle does really like him but whilst they consummate their fledgling relationship, his Dad is receiving Lasix Online oral sex from a 16 year old, racked with guilt and sobbing uncontrollably. Levitra reviews Things do not fare much better next door in Bailey’s room, as he is calling Katie’s name whilst having sex with Danielle. Florida codes bank His spiralling frustration is reflected in his increasing brutality towards Danielle, reaching fever point when he grabs a pillow and smothers her.
Nudity is frequent, as is masturbation, but somehow it does not seem seedy. I am still not convinced that the elderly “Friends of Cinema No 6” were won over by the graphic nature and harrowing plot of the film, as many gasps were heard from their row! Fantasising about a dead girl is never going to be easy to film or portray but Jack gives his all and Fiona Ryan as Katie, is mesmerising.
hyzaar small;”>The 3 central characters: Bailey; Robert and Katie have to find ways to deal with grief and loss. Each one taking a different approach and not one of them getting a happy ending. Shot in black and white, Love You Too is a stark illustration of a teenage boy precariously balanced on the outside of adulthood, peer groups and mental stability. At points I was reminded of Cathy Come Home, which was also a monochrome snapshot of the isolated underdog. buy drugs online The soundtrack, provided by mostly local artists, (Hold Fast, Bemis, Karen Harmony, Isaac Ray) was at times a little too loud, but fitted well and aided the film’s appeal.
Whilst Love You Too is not quite a masterpiece and wouldn’t get a nod at the Oscars, it is an admirable debut from a bunch of young actors, producers and directors. Rough round the edges, it provides an opportunity for reflection and discussion, or maybe even revulsion, and once the end credits are rolling, a deep breath must be taken (a la Requiem for a Dream) but I am assured the next film, also starring Jack Gary Davenport, will be a comedy!!
