Title: Sexy examination of the disaffected
Product review: Sexy as all get out. And I'm not talking about the "Calypso" or the "Sneezing, I'm allergic to you" song and dance numbers, either. But when one sits down and thinks about why it's sexy, it says alot about one's own fetishizations and brand of sexuality, I think. For example, consider the physical separation of the man and woman. One's on top, one's on the bottom. The voyeurism was also strictly one way, which forces the other person to be an exhibitionist. And despite the advantage/disadvantage environment that is dictated purely by things beyond their control (i.e. the weather, the Kafkaesque Gregor Samsa virus) a desire for one another was still nurtured. I found the film totally fascinating.
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