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"Under the Skin:" a thoroughly intriguing and original film with an understated

Posted by tinear on April 27, 2014 at 16:10:26:
(and yes, unclothed, largely….) performance by Scarlett.
A beautiful woman drives through the streets of Edinburgh, chatting up solitary men, and bringing some of them to her home, whence they disappear forever. As she goes about this task, she appears to begin to experience a fragmentation of her personality, leading her to escape into the countryside.
There, she meets a man who isn't an object of capture, but more one of wonder to her.
Do not expect an FX filled, "Matrix" type of drama with endless scenes of dystopian violence. This film is interested in asking questions--- though you're expected to bring the energy to unearth them and their possible answers.
In other words, this film presents mysteries, something rare and welcome to find in today's cinema.