Blu-ray Review – Female Perversions

Relationships and torment drive 1996's "Female Perversions," which is an adaptation of a book by Louise J. Kaplan. The female mind is dissected in the picture, putting screenwriters Julie Hebert and Susan Streitfeld to work investigating the depths of feelings and fears that swarm the characters as they deal with different stages of panic. The helmer looks to make an artful film, and one that taps into intimacy of thought while trying to sell a story about sisters coming to terms with their past. "Female Perversions" is insightful and undoubtedly relatable for many viewers, and while Streitfeld battles to maintain a tale worth investing in, she delivers an uncompromising feature filled with provocative ideas and visuals, aiming for an offering that inspects the Female Experience in a complex manner. Read the rest at Blu-ray.com