While not a great film, "The Little Death" was an imaginative set of vignettes on fetishes in love. The acting was first-rate with snappy dialogue and creative bits of business.
One of the best of couples was a husband-and-wife team who followed the advice of their therapist and engaged in "role-playing." The scenes with doctor-patient and prison warden-prisoner were standouts.
The protracted online conversation between a signer and a deaf caller was uneven and not as humorous as the others. And the climactic scene failed to unify the different strands of the film. Still, the most outlandish character was the old sex offender going door-to-door to announce his sordid past. The most ironic part of the title was in that closing scene.
One of the best of couples was a husband-and-wife team who followed the advice of their therapist and engaged in "role-playing." The scenes with doctor-patient and prison warden-prisoner were standouts.
The protracted online conversation between a signer and a deaf caller was uneven and not as humorous as the others. And the climactic scene failed to unify the different strands of the film. Still, the most outlandish character was the old sex offender going door-to-door to announce his sordid past. The most ironic part of the title was in that closing scene.