Lie Exposed

This film takes a story I've seen before and turns it on it's head. I love how Lie Exposed takes themes often considered taboo and brings them into the open for all of the characters to grapple with. The film itself looks beautiful and at times feels like a love letter to the city of Toronto. Highly recommend!

Highly recommend watching this film. It analyzes relationships in a refreshing and thoughtful way and offers different perspectives of situations you don't often see films covering. Great to see so many wonderful Canadian faces too!

Leslie Hope spectacular, brave, funny and gripping in this role-- she doesn't put a foot wrong. The direction was gorgeous, worth the price of admission alone; managing to be sensitive and boldly confident at the same time. The supporting cast as well, are all spot on. The writing is provocative, sad, humorous, strange--never predictable. A unique and lovely film.

Echoing what cleovaillancourt said below - I thought this was beautifully done. Loved the elements of Toronto, and found Leslie Hope and Bruce Greenwood to be a wonderful pair. This film was raw, artistic, emotional, a bit edgy, and all around one I would recommend watching.

Also, the photos shown throughout the film are such an interesting style!

Is it just me or do all the other reviews sound like they were written By the same source? LoL That feels sad to me. On to my review. This is a case of a Screenwriters words sounding better in his head than they do being said by real people - real people don't talk like this. Though its ambition is to seem raw, deep and thought provoking it comes across as shallow, laughable at times and so awkward I had to turn away from second hand embarrassment. I would skip this movie.