A story about a collection of early 20th century sluts, perverts, deviants, and assorted libertines. And I thought such behavior (or at least the public airing of it) was a more modern phenomenon. I had never heard of Dora Carrington or Lytton Strachey, and actually, I thought the movie wasn't bad. Emma Thompson is always magnificent, and although this wasn't her best work, she is always worth watching. Jonathan Pryce was only marginally believable in the beard, but at least he wasn't hawking unseen cars. This film is worth seeing if it comes on cable, but I wouldn't recommend spending any money. Grade: C
Review of Carrington
