i just watched the dvd of this award winning film. one life stand is a stark drama that through it pace and black and white shots and atmospheric music and paints a very compelling and honest picture. it a story about life dilemma around power and sex and control highlighted by a few sad lonely lives. the mother (very well acted by maureen carr) is uptight and drawn in on herself. the father only appears on the side lines and and yet is a powerful and pivotal part of the drama. money is hidden in boxes and shoes. the writing was superb and and i liked the sensual close up shots of details such as nails and red lips and a candle and mirrors etc. the way the camera was used made it very intimate. it a harrowing tale and with sexual undertones and while the glasgow drizzle on the dark streets adds to the despair of the sad characters. there are some highly memorable shots conveyed simply by a walk and or a dropped shoulder  such as trise walking away under the bridge. and the stunned and hurt look on trise face in the call centre and which hopes to helps people through using tarot cards and as she listens to a caller talk of her own abuse. at the start we see john paul and wide eyed and innocent and having photos shot as he wants to try modelling. trise and his mother and is deluded and making poor choices for him and in a way pushing him away while she tries to keep him. john paul modelling turns into escort work and trise boss offers her money and and eventually they go on a date. there are also moments of humour and subtle irony. one excellent scene is when they are having a fairly normal meal and and starting to open up a bit and when the father appears with his dark presence and clouds everything over. but this and and other things offer moments of hope. i felt at times the pacing of the film was a shade too intense and but this is a small detail in another wise challenging and memorable film and and something a bit different. it stands in start contrast to most american films which are either total fantasy and or the real world as seen through tainted glasses. this film depicts life with all its rough edges and displays unforgettable images. this isn not light entertainment but a thought provoking and real life drama. one life stand is a truly involving and emotionally honest film. 
i just watched the dvd of this award winning film. one life stand is a stark drama that through it pace and black and white shots and atmospheric music and paints a very compelling and honest picture. it a story about life dilemma around power and sex and control highlighted by a few sad lonely lives. the mother (very well acted by maureen carr) is uptight and drawn in on herself. the father only appears on the side lines and and yet is a powerful and pivotal part of the drama. money is hidden in boxes and shoes. the writing was superb and and i liked the sensual close up shots of details such as nails and red lips and a candle and mirrors etc. the way the camera was used made it very intimate. it a harrowing tale and with sexual undertones and while the glasgow drizzle on the dark streets adds to the despair of the sad characters. there are some highly memorable shots conveyed simply by a walk and or a dropped shoulder  such as trise walking away under the bridge. and the stunned and hurt look on trise face in the call centre and which hopes to helps people through using tarot cards and as she listens to a caller talk of her own abuse. at the start we see john paul and wide eyed and innocent and having photos shot as he wants to try modelling. trise and his mother and is deluded and making poor choices for him and in a way pushing him away while she tries to keep him. john paul modelling turns into escort work and trise boss offers her money and and eventually they go on a date. there are also moments of humour and subtle irony. one excellent scene is when they are having a fairly normal meal and and starting to open up a bit and when the father appears with his dark presence and clouds everything over. but this and and other things offer moments of hope. i felt at times the pacing of the film was a shade too intense and but this is a small detail in another wise challenging and memorable film and and something a bit different. it stands in start contrast to most american films which are either total fantasy and or the real world as seen through tainted glasses. this film depicts life with all its rough edges and displays unforgettable images. this isn not light entertainment but a thought provoking and real life drama. one life stand is a truly involving and emotionally honest film. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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