Demonlover (2002)


Two corporations compete for illicit 3D manga pornography, sending spies to infiltrate each other's operations.

Demonlover (2002)

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100
Premiere - Glenn Kenny
Olivier Assayas latest effort could be mistaken for a hipper-than-thou thriller. But it isn’t--it’s in fact a difficult, challenging, and troubling art film. [October 2003, p. 19]
90
Los Angeles Times - Manohla Dargis
It's an exasperating, irresistible, must-see mess of a movie about life in the modern world and so very good that even when its story finally crashes and burns the filmmaking remains unscathed.
80
The New York Times - Stephen Holden
The entrancing visual imagery goes a long way toward filling in the screenplay's gaps in logic.
80
Washington Post - Michael O'Sullivan
Disturbing, darkly beautiful.
75
Chicago Tribune - Michael Wilmington
Unlike almost every other sexy modern thriller (especially most recent studio blockbusters), this one gives you a lot to think about.

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