Spring (2011) User Reviews

Tied down!

[adamjohns-42575 · 5/10 · 2 July 2021]

I do not get the urge to be dominated or dominating. I like things equal. That doesn't mean that this wasn't a sexy film to watch. I just couldn't relate to the characters as such. I don't think that I could ever trust anyone enough for these kind of activities.

I suppose the message is to be careful, because you might get exactly what you want?

478.85/1000.

Disturbing yet fascinating

[preppy-3 · 8/10 · 20 June 2011]

A short I caught at the Provincetown film festival. It starts with two men (Jonathan Keane, Chris O'Donnell--not THAT one--he's a British guy). They're talking about doing something. The younger one seems nervous, the older one more confidant. They go off to a room alone. The older ones orders the younger to strip...and then some truly disturbing scenes of S&M are shown. It's ugly but you can't stop watching. The acting is excellent and both of the men are attractive. They also have lots of courage to take on such a risky project. The short is completely non-judgmental and has an ending that I should have seen coming but didn't. Dirty, disturbing and totally fascinating. I give this an 8.

One of the best shorts I have ever seen!!!

[brianphotoalex · 10/10 · 3 July 2011]

One of the best shorts I have ever seen!!!

I give this film a 10 out of 10. This film was very well done.

I was totally applauded during the middle part of this short film but after the film was done and over, I was completely won over and fascinated by the whole thing.

You will probably recognize the main room/set that is used in this film.

The actors were very realistic and easy on the eyes as well.

Very clever film, with a great dirty sense of humor which I loved and I highly recommend this film.

a game

[Kirpianuscus · 1 December 2018]

...cruel, cold, sadistic. A young man, a proposition, the acceptance and a sort of test. A house, a large room, the desire to control the other, a run transforming the angry to a sort of amusement. I saw it as a sort of parable about the desire to control the other. As return, for new purpoise, to Marquis de Sade. And as expression of profound vulnerability behind the mask of cynical force. A clash between two men. And a form of victory as precise discover of truth roots.