Come Undone

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{NOMINATED, Chicago International Film Festival, Gold Hugo Award, New Directors, 2000} After their award-winning collaboration in Wild Side, screenwriter Stephane Bouquet and screenwriter/director Sebastien Lifshitz came together again to create the and meditative Come Undone, which explores a young boy's sexual awakening and the turbulence of first love. Taking place at a seaside town near western France, Mathieu (Jeremie Elk), a quiet 18-years-old spending the summer with his troubled family, meets the handsome and aggressive Cedric (Stephane Rideau) who takes an interest in the younger man. Mathieu quickly becomes enraptured by his mature lover, who offers him a different world view as well as an escape from his family -- a frequently absent her, an emotionally-ailing mother weighted down by a tragedy and a distant and bitter sister, all of them barely held together by their housekeeper. However, as the summer comes to an end, Mathieu must decide if he means to continue this intense affair. Packaged in a 100% Certified Green Forestry Practices Eco Pack Review ------ Sebastien Lifshitz's Come Undone is the most mature depiction of a young gay male's romantic awakening I have ever seen. --Jan Stuart, The Advocate Brings maximum subtlety, nuance and in into the timeless story of first love. --Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times It captures the uncertainty and emotional turbulence of late adolescence with a poignancy that a more clinically articulate movie never could. --Stephen Holden, New York Times Brings maximum subtlety, nuance and in into the timeless story of first love. --Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times It captures the uncertainty and emotional turbulence of late adolescence with a poignancy that a more clinically articulate movie never could. --Stephen Holden, New York Times