The only reason I enjoyed this film was the Swiss-born French actress Irene Jacob. She is both an exquisite and earthy beauty and a very fine actor. Her portrayal of the sex-and-love starved Fiona was the best aspect of this film. I also have a great bias because of her work with Kieslowski and her presence in films that would have been mediocre had it not been for her. She's a real charmer! I would venture to say that the variety of compositions by the Canadian composer Robert Farnon added a great and colorful sparkle to the brilliant photography of this film: it goes back to the days of the late Fifties and early Sixties art movies like David Lean's Summertime. The charm of this film is in that music and the beauty of Irene Jacob. The other actors are good but she is exceptionally fine.
Review of Fourplay
