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Product Description

Charlotte is a young doctor living in Brussels with her husband, Max, and their son. She leads a normal, harmonious life - except for the fact that she secretly maintains an apartment where she has sex with her patients, selecting them as if setting up a scientific experiment. When Max finds out about this unusual situation, their relationship is put to the test.

Review

"Composed of ethereal, exquisitely lit widescreen tableaux...the actors are luminous." --Variety

"Dutch filmmaker Nanouk Leopold, whose impressive oeuvre includes 'Wolfsbergen' and 'Guernsey,' returns with a daring exploration of marriage that, like its bold female protagonist, challenges conventional thinking around sex and relationships. Provocative adult drama...its' quiet power resonates long after the end credits roll. Beneath its glacial surface, 'Brownian Movement' courses with powerful emotions colliding like in the theory after which the film is named. Charlotte's desire for a sexual outlet is scorned by society - because of it, she loses her career and her husband almost leaves her - yet, asks Leopold, why is her suppression of it any less damaging?" --Screen Daily

"With its unflinching examination of an intelligent woman's sexual life, this is material with strong potential - and, courtesy of luminous cinematography by Frank van den Eeden (which makes Sandra Hüller strikingly resemble Cate Blanchett at certain junctures), 'Brownian Movement' is always very easy on the eye." --The Hollywood Reporter

36:T59f,Brownian motion or pedesis (from Ancient Greek: πήδησις /pέːdεːsis/ "leaping") is the random motion of particles suspended in a fluid (a liquid or a gas) resulting from their collision with the fast-moving atoms or molecules in the gas or liquid.- W