Plastic Love (2012)

Plastic Love is a dark and twisted tale of love, loss, obsession and fetishes. The story focuses on four main characters and explores their secret desires and fantasies, and how they affect their relationships, for better or worse.

Director:

Jamie Hooper

Writer:

Jamie Hooper

Stars:

Debra Baker, Tim Blackwell, Pj Gibbons

2 wins.

Cast

Credited cast:
Debra Baker	...	Eleanor
Tim Blackwell	...	Walter
Pj Gibbons	...	Male Passerby
Paula Gilbert	...	Laurie
Peter Halpin	...	The Man
Harry Macqueen	...	Dan
Gabriella Montrose	...	Female Passerby
Charlotte Mounter	...	Sally

Storyline

Plastic Love is a dark and twisted tale of love, loss, obsession and fetishes. The story focuses on four main characters and explores their secret desires and fantasies, and how they affect their relationships, for better or worse.

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Plot Keywords:

love | obsession | loss | broken nose | rubber lover | 

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Taglines:

A dark and twisted tale of love, loss, obsession and fetishes.

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Genres:

Short | Comedy | Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official Facebook

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Company Credits

Production Co:

Fingercuff Productions,JamHoop

Technical Specs

Runtime:

26 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

IFFCA Los Angeles 2013: Official Selection.

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Connections

Referenced in Terry and Brenda (2014)

User Reviews

Next Time Do It Harder

Read it here: http://squeerelist.blogspot.com/2013/07/plastic-love- short-film-2012.html

Plastic Love is a very British short movie about strange fetishes, death, and relationships. When I say very British, I mean that barely no one else could produce such a controversial work that is both funny and disturbing. The first contact I had with this project was through the teaser video and I obviously thought of Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. But Plastic Love is not about non-consensual sex, it's about dealing with fantasies and their consequences in a relationship. Even if it's consensual, it doesn't mean it's not dangerous. The 4 main characters are embracing their darkest desires and their performance is absorbing. The brilliant original score composed by Martin Dubka makes me feel like I am in a Refn movie in which the characters are clearly more uninhibited. Dubka is the new Cliff Martinez. I particularly enjoy the use of intense close-ups to help me connect with the characters deepest emotions and sensations. I also appreciate that no nudity is shown as it is not necessary to the plot. You will enter Jamie Hooper's mind with an undefinable slow-motion world of peculiarity. His film is an emotional and perceptual tale on modern love, death, and sexuality.

1 reason to watch: unleash your urges