This is a toughie to dope. It's difficult to figure out its target audience. Set in a spa town in Argentina the principal characters either live in a hotel or are visiting it for a Medical Conference. One of the doctors, an ENT man who resembles Arthur Miller (the late Arthur Miller as Miller's death has just been announced) has a penchant for frottage and naturally his target is an adolescent girl knee-deep in religious instruction classes - and incidentally a member of one of the most unprepossessing classes in screen history, it's almost as if there were a second convention being staged, a Plain Jane convention - who decides she has been chosen to save him. Things take a predictable twist when the girl's divorced mother is also drawn to the doc. If ambiguity is In this season then this is right where it's at cutting edge wise.
Review of The Holy Girl
