Detail from film poster for Lolita (1962). Picture by Getty
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Detail from film poster for Lolita (1962). Picture by Getty
There is certainly a brief minute in Adrian Lyne’s movie Lolita (1997) that is burned onto my memory. I became most likely around 12, up belated, viewing it on terrestrial tv. Lolita along with her guardian, enthusiast or captor have already been moving between seedy motels, the intimate looks waning until they wrestle on troubled sheets in a room that is darkened. The sleep is covered with coins. Humbert has found Lolita is stashing away the cash he has got ‘become accustomed’ to paying her, in which he instantly fears she actually is saving it in order to go out of him, something which have not yet happened to him. Continue reading “Lolita understood that some sex is transactional”