There are plenty of distasteful and raunchy sex comedies out there, but Love A La Carte - a film about a married couple trying to navigate their fading love life after years together - is not one of them. Instead, filmmaker Tim McSpadden offers a quirky, offbeat and yes, sexy comedy that asks some intriguing questions and finds humor where you might not expect it, often through the use of intense irony and sarcasm. It's a tough film to compare to anything else, as it honestly breaks the mold with its unique pseudo-mockumentary style. Overall, it takes some massive risks through its bawdy storytelling, but its so self aware that it just plain works.
Review of Love a la Carte
