Q

2012 • 102 minutes

About this movie

With little prospects for work the young drift about in an aimless search of love, romance and companionship. The spectacularly beautiful Alice is frightened to break free of the disciplinarian hold of her conservative parents who she still lives with. She conducts a secret affair with Matt, who works as a mechanic at a local garage on the brink of going bust. Meanwhile best pals Chance and Alex have turned to vandalism and petty crime as they struggle to make ends meet on a fishing boat. A married couple with a penchant for perverse games have become foreign to each other. They yearn for inspiration. However, the lives of each of these disparate characters are soon changed by an encounter or liaison with Cècille, a young woman whose sexual appetite and lust for experiences of the flesh belies a deeper sadness. Q explores the ennui and eroticism of this village, where the banal and beautiful coexist and where sex is perhaps the only true escape. © Acajou Films 2011-

Ratings and reviews

The movie for all its sensuousness should be indebted to some unseen good locale, complemented well by good cinematography. A must stop port this for the erotica lovers, and a good watch for other movie goers. Its an erotica at its dramatic best.

At last a movie that depicts nudity, sexuality and relationships in an adult way. A great example of the difference between eroticism and pornography.

I can really relate to the aweful plight experienced by her, as she gained some joyful relief along the way.