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no, the best way of describing this, imagine all that heaven allows, as directed byjess franco. the valley of the dolls. it's a white witch's spell all men fall under. it's almost like a magical incantation and extraordinary detail. i mean, the strange thing about it, there's also a lof of wicker man going on in the background. it's very sly and funny. it is oddly sincere, in a way which you don't expect. it is subversive. i really enjoyed it. i went in thinking i would be watching a parody and it was so much more than that. and i've met so many people who felt the same thing. they thought, i'll go in and it will be camp and fun. it is more than that, although it is all of those things as well. just looking at the pictures, i am a bit worried it is not camp enough! extraordinary. kitsch is the word. although, interestingly, there is a strange sincerity that underlines it. it is a very strange movie and i liked it very much. 0k. now, the talking point of the week is elle. as a woman, i feel almost anxious about going to see it actually. yes, and i understand that and ifeel anxiou