Toronto. Eat, For This Is My Body.

Michelange Quay's Eat, For This Is My Body? "Think Matthew Barney meets L'Intouchable with a healthy dose of 1970's African cinema's political symbolism in the style of Med Hondo," suggests Tom Hall. Earlier, he ran a director's statement.

"[I]t takes some time to understand what it's getting at, but it's worth the wait," writes Steve at the Film Experience. "Sylvie Testud makes a striking impression despite saying maybe twenty words total. Caveat emptor: There were more walkouts at this screening than at any other I attended."

Posted by dwhudson at October 3, 2007 5:19 AM