A glorious celebration of giallo.
Not for everyone, but fans of Dario Argento will find plenty to like about this otherworldly study of sex and sensuality.
Bruno Forzani and Hélène Cattet’s baroque Belgian beauty pays homage to ’70s Italian horror but brims with its own sexualised currents of threat and promise.
It is heady, head-scratching fun.
Amer is finally little more than a prolonged tease of a movie; provocation without a purpose.
This is art-house horror, a pure cinema for connoisseurs, a return to late-19th-century decadence.
General release. Check local listings for show times.