She's Lost Control

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5.2/10

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The professional and personal lives of a sexual surrogate begin to unravel when she starts working with a new client.

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The professional and personal life of a sexual surrogate begins to unravel when she starts working with a new client.The professional and personal life of a sexual surrogate begins to unravel when she starts working with a new client.The professional and personal life of a sexual surrogate begins to unravel when she starts working with a new client.

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IMDb RATING

5.2/10

1.1K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 wins & 10 nominations

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Trivia
Actress Brooke Bloom (who plays main character Ronah) bares her breasts during a few scenes of this film in which she is seen fully topless.

Soundtracks
Machu Picchu
Written by Julian Casablancas & Nick Valensi
Performed by The Strokes
Published by BMG Gold Songs on behalf of itself and The Strokes Band Music
All rights administered by BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
Courtesy of RCA Records
By arrangement with Sony Music Licensing
Licensed courtesy of Rough Trade Records Ltd (UK)
By arrangement with Beggars Group Media Limited

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Featured review

3/10

Slow and unengaging

Not sure what I was expecting from this film. (I largely watched it because of Joy Division's 'She's Lost Control'). So, as I had no expectations, I can't say I'm disappointed (except that the Joy Division song doesn't feature at all).

The film means well, showing the life of someone whose job it is to help emotionally and socially stunted people open up and embrace intimacy and relationships. Yet, despite the empathy and engagement this should engender it all feels so empty.

I was only mildly engaged by the main character. Everything happens so slowly and with a ho-humness to it. Things do ramp up at the end but even then it doesn't really lead to anything profound or interesting.