EROSION by Ann Lu

A fellow indy filmmaker, Ann Lu, sent me some info on her recent film. It definitely looks like something I want to check out.
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She said "Want to tell you about my new film EROSION, which opens at Laemmle Fairfax 3 in LA on April 21st, followed by a North American DVD/Video release from LifeSize Entertainment on April 25th. Check out the reviews below."

"EROSION is my second feature film and was completely financed by independent investors and made true indie style. Dubbed "an erotic walk on the wild side" by Variety, EROSION (starring Emmanuel Xuereb, Charis Michelsen) is about a couple who break into stranger's homes to have sex as a way of escaping reality. Compared by many to LAST TANGO IN PARIS, EROSION includes some highly charged visceral sex scenes. "

"Its shady mood is further enhanced by the poetic cinematography of my late husband Neal L. Fredericks' (THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT). Neal was an active indie club member and his life was tragically cut short in a plane crash while shooting a film in 2004. Now having the film out is the final chapter to this life changing journey. The opening day shows also feature a companion documentary entitled TWO FACES OF EROSION. This evocative doc details many amazing events that happened during and after the shoot, pushing indie filmmaking to the next level."

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There is more info for EROSION at www.erosionmovie.com. For showtimes, visit www.laemmle.com. This is definitely something worthy to pass on.

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"Erosion is an emotionally scathing, undeniably erotic, painfully beautiful exploration of identity, love, and futures broken by fragmented pasts." - Film Fanaddict Magazine
"An erotic walk on the wild side...greatly profits from enigmatic perf by Emmanuel Xuereb in the sexy loner part" - Variety
"This gripping drama, from hot young Chinese director Ann Lu is...like a William Faulkner novel. The film in a broader sense is not just about dealing with death and abusing power, but about the human condition..." -Homemediaretailing.com
"A mix between Basic Instinct, Lost in Translation and Unfaithful, this film deserves its place in my collection. " - Horreur-web.com
"Director Ann Lu explores the relationship between pleasure and pain. Aptly titled, the film eats away at us." - NewYorkCool.com