Dark Arc (2004)

Dark Arc (2004) is an enigmatic comedy that delves into themes of love, desire, art, and the impact of a "charged image." The narrative revolves around an unusual love triangle involving an artist, a graphic designer, and their shared muse. The film is celebrated for its unique blend of humor and eccentricity, offering a fresh and distinctive cinematic experience. Critics have praised its originality, with reviews highlighting its "absolutely brilliant" and "truly and completely different" nature. The film is described as a "black comedy" with a "very strange love triangle," featuring "consistently stunning images" and a "bizarre blend of art, sex, and opium." It is often compared to a "candy-coloured version of David Lynch," with a visual feast that includes elements of film noir intrigue, pop culture satire, and a mind-bending narrative. The performances, particularly by Sarah Strange, are noted for their decadence, making the film a must-see for those who enjoy unconventional and visually rich cinema.