In a dystopian near future, single people, according to the laws of The City, are taken to The Hotel, where they are obliged to find a romantic partner in forty-five days or are transformed into animals and sent off into The Woods.
Colin Farrell Rachel Weisz Olivia Colman Léa Seydoux Michael Smiley Ariane Labed John C. Reilly Ben Whishaw Angeliki Papoulia Jessica Barden Emma O'Shea Ashley Jensen Roger Ashton-Griffiths Anthony Dougall Anthony Moriarty Sean Duggan Roland Ferrandi Imelda Nagle Ryan Jacqueline Abrahams James Finnegan Robert Heaney Rosanna Hoult Kathy Kelly Kevin McCormack Nancy Onu Ewen MacIntosh Patrick Malone Sandra Hayden Mason Garry Mountaine Show All…
Caroline Benjo Simon Arnal Milan Ueffing Ceci Dempsey Lee Magiday Joost de Vries Ed Guiney Leontine Petit Carole Scotta Christos V. Konstantakopoulos Yorgos Lanthimos Derk-Jan Warrink
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Ο αστακός, 單身動物園, Лобстер, A Lagosta, ロブスター, A homár, O Lagosta, The Lobster: Hummer sind auch nur Menschen, جراد البحر, 龙虾, Homaar, Langosta, Humr, Ο Αστακός, 더 랍스터, Lobster, הלובסטר, Јастог, Hummeri, Омарът, Le homard, Llagosta, La Langosta, Jastog, Omaras, Homár, Những Người Độc Thân, Omārs, Homarul, ლობსტერი, โสด เหงา เป็น ล็อบสเตอร์
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There's a scene where Colin Farrell kicks a little girl and for some reason it's the funniest thing I've seen all year.
the part where they’re all dancing in the forest and there’s that one maid just vogueing really hard fuels me
this was fun but why did the score sound like a sad, dramatic version of the wii theme music?
A perfect romcom. My favorite romcom! A lovely satire of romantic absolutism and fate. We tell ourselves lies about the rules and reasons for love and create formulas to lead us towards a fate we’ve been sold as purpose– and when we’re scared of these rules we reject them completely, training ourselves to live outside the parameters we’ve come to find suffocating. So what do you do when you decide to love again? How do you embrace the love you want when it clashes with the love you’ve learned?
If I got to choose an animal at the Love Hotel (a Marriott®️ Company) I would simply say “I want to be a human, which is technically an animal.” They would…
