Odd society demands partnering... or else.
“The Lobster” stars Colin Farrell as David, who lives in a society in which single people by law have 45 days to find true love or be turned into an animal of their choice. David searches for a new partner and after numerous romantic misadventures joins a rebel faction known as The Loners — a group founded on a total rejection of romance. There, David meets a stranger (Rachel Weisz) who stirs up strong feelings within him.<br /><br />Director Yorgos Lanthimos has created a film in which realism is beside the point. “The Lobster” is clever, with a surreal point of view and an unwillingness to conform to the conventions of cinematic storytelling. Though it has elements of a romantic comedy, “The Lobster” is far more, challenging the viewer at nearly every turn in this tale of repression and isolation. At one point, David stays at a hotel while trying to find a partner. Run by a terrifying proprietor (Olivia Colman), the hotel is a halfway house to finding a mate but appears like a concentration camp with fine linens and other creature comforts.<br /><br />Other hotel guests who must find mates or be turned into animals include the Lisping Man (John C. Reilly), the Limping Man (Ben Whishaw), and the Heartless Woman (Angeliki Papoulia). The theme of why we chose our mates is raised satirically, with the Limping Man convinced he must find a partner who limps, and David, who is nearsighted, falling for a woman with the same visual impairment.<br /><br />Laced with black humor, “The Lobster” is set in a fictional world that is extremely detailed and logically conceived. It skewers modern relationships, suggesting that mating is the priority, not love. The idea of being transformed into an animal as “punishment” for remaining single is both weirdly amusing and bleak.<br /><br />Bonus features on the Blu-ray release include a making-of featurette. A digital HD copy is enclosed.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : Welcome to the hilarious and far-out world of THE LOBSTER where singles must find their mate within forty-five days or be forever changed into an animal of their choosing. Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, Léa Seydoux, John C. Reilly and Ben Whishaw star in this intelligent and offbeat comedy that crafts a genuinely, profoundly fresh perspective on our society's obsession with pairing up and settling down, ultimately proving that true love isn't something that can be searched for, it can only be found..