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Turn Me On Dammit (no Sub) - 2011
Turn Me On, Goddammit
Đạo diễn: Jannicke Systad Jacobsen
Diễn viên: Helene Bergsholm, Henriette Steenstrup, Malin Bjørhovde
Thể loại: Phim 18+,
Sản xuất: Đang cập nhật
Quốc gia: Mỹ - Châu Âu
Thời lượng: 76 phút
Năm phát hành: 2011
Turn Me On, Dammit! establishes its setting with the utmost diligence as a means of understanding why exactly the people are the way they are. In a tiny town in Norway, a high school girl named Alma fantasizes about Artur. He’ll sweep her off her feet, gently love her, and they’ll explore each other’s sexual fantasies in a sort of Twilight escapade. Back to reality: Alma is simply a horny teenager who lives in a town populated by just as many sheep as there are people. The spatial setting is integral in simply putting the audience in the perspective of its characters. It’s a dull place where the sexual tension between teenagers is enough to keep things interesting.
Turn Me On, Dammit! manages to balance just the right amount of crassness and sincerity within its high school context; it’s a bit more effective than the similar film, Miguel Arteta’s Youth in Revolt, as it has a better understanding of its setting and blends its fantasy-driven elements more effectively. Turn Me On, Dammit!’s central conflict stems out of a sexual misunderstanding involving exposure that could not have been more hilarious. But the film is less concerned with exploiting the people on-screen, and instead uses their sexual miscalculations as a springboard for a genuinely touching and funny film. Alma’s sexual eccentricities, which include calling into a sex hotline, masturbating on a roll of quarters and fulfilling a lesbian urge, are portrayed with a steady wit and sincerity.
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Turn Me On, Dammit! manages to balance just the right amount of crassness and sincerity within its high school context; it’s a bit more effective than the similar film, Miguel Arteta’s Youth in Revolt, as it has a better understanding of its setting and blends its fantasy-driven elements more effectively. Turn Me On, Dammit!’s central conflict stems out of a sexual misunderstanding involving exposure that could not have been more hilarious. But the film is less concerned with exploiting the people on-screen, and instead uses their sexual miscalculations as a springboard for a genuinely touching and funny film. Alma’s sexual eccentricities, which include calling into a sex hotline, masturbating on a roll of quarters and fulfilling a lesbian urge, are portrayed with a steady wit and sincerity.
