Portrait of a Serial Monogamist

Name: Portrait of a Serial Monogamist
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Romance
Released: January 29, 2016
Duration: 84 min

2016

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Wolfe Releasing | Release Date: January 29, 2016 | Not Rated

Summary: A forty-something lesbian, and accomplished breakup artist, leaves her long-standing girlfriend to pursue a younger woman, only to be haunted by memories of the past, and the growing realization that she may have broken up with the love of her life.

Director: Christina Zeidler and John Mitchell

Genre(s): Drama, Comedy, Romance

Rating: Not Rated

Runtime: 84 min

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Gary Goldstein

Jan 28, 2016

Despite a few inspired moments and some fun banter, Portrait of a Serial Monogamist is a slight, often random lesbian comedy that offers little new in the way of authentic depth or enlightenment. Read full review

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BethMairs

Feb 24, 2016

This low-budget indie Canadian film is so refreshing as this year's queer festival circuit hit for the ladies. There's nothing mainstream about it. Reminiscent of independent productions like GO FISH, where we have a lesbian writer, lesbians and trans people playing lesbian and transThis low-budget indie Canadian film is so refreshing as this year's queer festival circuit hit for the ladies. There's nothing mainstream about it. Reminiscent of independent productions like GO FISH, where we have a lesbian writer, lesbians and trans people playing lesbian and trans characters, and the scenarios and jokes are very very funny to someone in the queer women's community. Portrait is also unabashedly displaying Toronto as Toronto which is so refreshing, as the city is often a seen on film as a cheaper location to shoot as Chicago or New York.
It will be interesting to see if Portrait attains a cross-over appeal to more mainstream audiences. The commitment-phobic lesbian, the sickly sweet co-dependent female couple are lovingly satirized in this film and thats really connecting with queer audiences. However the dating behaviour seems very urban as well and serial monogamists are everywhere!… Expand

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Dec 27, 2016

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Fairly decent movie I thought. I, myself, am not a fan of people talking into a camera to an audience. Other than that the acting was great, it was a silly and heart-wrenching movie. The ending was a cliche, but it brought everything together.… Expand

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