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Weird, fantastic movie
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(Credited cast) | Martin Donovan | ... | Walter |
 | Dwight Ewell | ... | Dwight |
 | Geno Lechner | ... | Greta |
 | Parker Posey | ... | Emily |
 | Bill Sage | ... | Bill |
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Hartley is probably one of the most strange filmmakers of our time. His movies are far from perfect, but he manages to portray human nature in a way many directors would want for themselves.
"Flirt" is a simple love story, about trying to find what our feelings really are. It's like a big question with very few answers, intriguing and with a profound sentimentalism.