Lust Life Love

Eye opening and provocative! We have been hearing so much about open relationships and "polyamory" in the media for several years now, and we've discussed it, but this movie brought it to life in a very entertaining and thought provoking way, made it feel very real. After watching it together, and talking about the subject for days, we bought a new self-help book on the subject (PolySecure) and are exploring new possibilities with our marriage. Thank you Lust Life Love for inspiring us!

Such a unique take at such a timely subject matter. The film bring to question one of the most fundamental norms of our society - the straight monogamous relationship - in a clever and sophisticated way, that doesn't pretend to know the right answer.

Not only is this movie beautifully shot and acted, it sheds light on much overlooked topics and challenges the viewer to reconsider all of the false expectations around dating, sexuality, and identity that were blindly passed onto us by our families and society in general. This film gives an honest and endearing portrayal of non-monogamy in a way that really made me think. Great work by Stephanie Sellars and team. A vulnerable, highly entertaining, sex positive gem of a movie.

As somebody who moves through the same world of polyamory as Veronica, the protagonist, I can confirm that this film about nails what it's like. Sure, on the surface, polyamory sounds ideal, but it isn't for everybody, and the film deals frankly with that fact.

Very good acting from the whole cast, and some of Veronica's most effective scenes are when she isn't speaking..a sidelong glance, a glare etc. It's showing instead of telling in cinematic form and it works.

Well done!

This is one of a handful of films that actually digs in to the many perspectives of poly life and explores it both from the insider view and that of the outsider. Jake Choi gives an excellent performance as kind of visitor into the world of poly as well as shall we say, "alternative" sexual practices. Stephanie Sellars also has many excellent moments, especially her very vulnerable monologue toward the end. And then legend Bill Irwin shows up in the middle! You don't really find many films like this and it's definitely worth a watch.