"Under the skin" is an untypical English movie about the fail to hell of a young woman who has recently lost her mother. It's an untypical English movie because the sense of (black) humour of films as "Full Monty" or "Billy Elliot" it's replaced by not easy images of the sexual nights of the principal actress. But "Under the skin" is a great movie because of the great work of her great revelation, a great actress called Samantha Morton, new muse of Woody Allen and Steve Spielberg (!), which shout out loud to be considered the new Emma Thompson, the new Emily Watson or anyone of the great British actress and ladies.
Review of Under the Skin
