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‘Jack and Diane’ With Riley Keough and Kylie Minogue.

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Director : Bradley Rust Gray.
Producer : Bradley Rust Gray, Karin Chien, Jen Gatien & So Yong Kim.
Writer : Bradley Rust Gray.
Stars : Riley Keough, Juno Temple and Kylie Minogue.
Distributed : Magnolia Pictures.
Release Date : Nov 1, 2012.Genre : Drama, Horror, Romance.
Runtime : 110 minute.

A teenage Sapphic fairy tale freighted with extraneous metaphorical baggage, “Jack & Diane” offers a glaring example of a writer and director, Bradley Rust Gray, unable to trust in the simple strength of his material. 

Or in the unaffected talent of his stars. As the doll-like Diane, a British naïf on a New York City vacation, Juno Temple is a perfect Alice buffeted by a bewildering Wonderland. Soon to leave for fashion school in Paris (which, judging by her outfits, seems an excellent plan), Diane is unprepared for the emotional whammy of Jack (Riley Keough, eerily recalling the young Sigourney Weaver). As the two saunter through the streets and grope urgently in bathrooms, the film, inventively photographed by Anne Misawa, becomes a mesmerizing portrait of first love in all its confusion and ecstasy. 

But rather than revel in all this inarticulate desire expressed in dialogue so naturally gauche it shames the glib one-liners rattled off in today’s teen movies Mr. Gray must give it monstrous physical form, assaulting the lovers with gore and goo. Animated inserts featuring pulsing sacs and oozing slime (provided by the Quay brothers) are as pointless as a distasteful pornography subplot. There’s a dreamy lesbian love story in here somewhere; you just have to rummage through a lot of ridiculous twaddle to reach it.

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