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The film makes no attempt to disguise its theatrical origins.

The writing has a cutting edge and the performances are uniformly fine.

Haute Cuisine is as earth shattering as a lip-smacking mushroom - you will want to have a good dinner afterwards.

Unusually unnerving.

The acting here is of high quality, with Frot shading just enough warmth and melancholy into Claire to stop her becoming a total wet blanket... Deneuve, throwing caution to the wind

Once again, Guiraudie proves himself the master of setting up a mystery by the means of perfect script economy that functions strictly on “need to know” basis.

This is not so much a love story as sex warfare.

Both Catherine Frot and Deborah Francois deliver excellent performances... the tension between the two visibly crackles.

In the neo-realistic style of handheld cameras and grainy colour, the film is more honest than entertaining.

While the films of The Trilogy can certainly be enjoyed on their own, the viewer's overall appreciation of them - and scale of Belvaux's vision - grows exponentionally when they are viewed in their totality.

Suffers from its dark obsessions.