The Exterminating Angels
The Exterminating Angels

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François is a film-maker, usually impassive and without affect. He's making a film about women's pleasure as they transgress taboos. He doesn't know that two fallen angels who've been sent to upend him are manipulating his interest. He interviews young women, video tapes screen tests, and selects several for the film. The erotic scenes with them generate off-screen dynamics that may overwhelm the project. His wife is at first ignorant of his venture, then she's put off, and ... (Full plot summary below)

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François is a film-maker, usually impassive and without affect. He's making a film about women's pleasure as they transgress taboos. He doesn't know that two fallen angels who've been sent to upend him are manipulating his interest. He interviews young women, video tapes screen tests, and selects several for the film. The erotic scenes with them generate off-screen dynamics that may overwhelm the project. His wife is at first ignorant of his venture, then she's put off, and then becomes his assistant. The fallen angels are always close at hand: is François's ruin inevitable?

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AV Club - 10/10 by Noel MurrayThe problem with Exterminating Angels is that its explanatory side overwhelms its playfully perverse side.
Lessons of Darkness - 9/10 by Nick SchagerA complex, confessional examination of [Jean-Claude Brisseau's] twisted, thorny and ultimately ambiguous feelings toward women and sex.
Bryant Frazer's Deep Focus - 9/10 by Bryant FrazerErection-inducing but borderline gynophobic.
Los Angeles CityBeat - 9/10 by Andy Klein... plenty of heat, not all that much light.
Murphy's Movie Reviews - 8/10 by Ted Murphy... the film is passably entertaining but dramatically inert.
House Next Door - 8/10 by Keith UhlichThe beauties of Brisseau's movies lie in their defiantly messy imperfections: pretty poison all the way.
culturevulture.net - 7/10 by George WuIf the movie was meant to render sympathy to Brisseau, it only reinforces how monstrously repugnant he is. The audacity to suggest his complete innocence makes the whole thing seem like black comedy, only the core sentiment is not funny.
Variety - 7/10 by Lisa NesselsonBrisseau trains his deft camera on the crescendo of female sexual pleasure and how women can heighten the intensity of already blissful sensations via transgressive flourishes. If exiting viewers could all be asked "Was it good for you?" the likely answer is "Yes."
Las Vegas Weekly - 7/10 by Josh BellIt's hard to tell if Brisseau is a raging misogynist or a radical feminist, and what makes the movie interesting is that he's probably a little bit of both.
Los Angeles Times - 6/10 by Kevin Thomas[Director] Brisseau calculatedly offsets the silliness of the surreal elements and the earnestness applied to the sex by savoring the overall absurdity.

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