The Cabin Movie

Actually this is a great movie from the plot and performance of the cast point of view but unfortunately it is not realistic.Three couples gathered in the same house for swinging and swapping their partners but there were no swapping except one and they were even in their clothes when having sex(intercourse).None of them fully undressed except Mark(Brad Dryborough) during the movie.For instance Maria (Arabella Bushnell),as host of the party,was in her underwear all the time who actually should undressed first in order to lead others.Dialog was not bad but more nudity and sex scenes should take place in this movie in order to reflect a real swinging party. In spite of this unrealistic scenes,I still recommend to everyone to see it.

I'm not sure what the other reviewers were expecting, I'm sure at least one of you was expecting a sex romp and were mad because you didn't get it. I think everybody did a great job in this, portraying a story that would probably be a lot closer to real life if three real couples tried to arrange something like this. You've got the uptight couple, she wants to try it, he doesn't. You've got the nervous host couple who think they want to do it but aren't sure. And you've got the free-spirited couple who find out they might not be as open as they think. The Hollywood version would have 3 beautiful couples banging each other all weekend, I think this version is a lot more accurate. Sorry if it wasn't what you were expecting. Sure it won't win an Oscar for, well anything, but it was okay.

Recently, I saw The Cabin Movie at the Vancouver Film Festival. The film directed by Dylan Smith features three couples in search of exciting sexual encounters in a cabin north of the Vancouver. What impressed me so much about this film was the restraint showed by the director in dealing with this very sensitive subject. There is something inherently funny about a film chronicling three couples experimenting with sex with friends, yet the director cleverly plays it straight. He avoids easy punch-lines and instead teases the comedy from the circumstance. Arranging a sex weekend with a group of friends is more complicated than one can imagine. This is not robotic sex with strangers and the characters recognize the inherent dangers. These are three well- defined couples each with a suitcase full of relationship issues. The script is tightly written and the acting is strong. In an era of sexual adventure among couples, this is a timely story. It presents the dilemmas of free sex without moralizing. It was one of my picks of the festival and judging by the reaction of the audience, I think this film could become a sleeper hit in the video rental houses.

This little Canadian film is one of the best independent features that captures beautiful British Columbia, Canada like it should be seen... the story is full of ups and downs that all young couples can relate too, and the whole cast felt so authentic with great chemistry. A very original script, full of dialog that seems so natural coming from the great cast. In my opinion one of the best Canadian Features I've seen in years! Its not very often that a young adult film about sexual exploration and relationships is shown in a realistic view by actors that seem so genuine. Rent this and support these young filmmakers so that more films of this quality will be produced.

I like this movie because the acting of the actors is quite genuine and honest. The actress who plays the role of the floozy (Justine Warrington) delivers an impressive talent as a singer, too. She even wrote and performed one of the songs in the film. The storyline is not bad, not bad at all. Although the film is a low budget one (i guess, because Justine has to do the stills, Dylan A. Smith was a director plus camera operator) it is well put together. For the director Dylan Akio Smith,(he's a Canadian) rising from a gaffer, electrician to producing films, i think he is quite amazingly talented. I hope to be able to see some of his others films.