Nina Forever

Holly loves Rob and tries to help him through his grief – even if it means contending with his dead girlfriend Nina, who comes back, bloody and broken, every time they make love

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  • ★★★★½ review by Gemma lou on Letterboxd

    Blood stained erotic dark comedy with a genuine emotional power . I cant recommend Nina Forever enough.

    As a young woman my ideas of love came from the great romances such as Romeo and Juliet or Wuthering Heights. The concept of Us against the world and we can overcome anything filled my mind. As i watched Nina forever I saw my younger self in the character of Nineteen year old Holly who is initially Intrigued by the darkness, then willing to do anything to keep her love but soon begins to realise her problems may begin closer to home and that taking on other peoples baggage literally becomes your own.

  • ★★★½ review by Fadjri Akbar on Letterboxd

    Absurd, vulgar, crazy.

    Entah film apa ini, dengan premis yang sangat konyol, membawa gue ke suasana romansa yang tidak biasa. Cerita terkesan familiar, tapi dengan konsep yang agak gila kayak gini, membuat gue betah nonton sampai habis. Tonton malem-malem biar orang-orang rumah udah pada tidur ya.

  • ★★★★ review by CoolKidNamedKid on Letterboxd

    Slow burning Indie-Horror-Drama

    about a triangle relationship which is simultaneously morbid and melancholic,

    somewhere between Nekromantic

    Deadgirl and Spring.

    This film deals with the serious problems 

    of loss and grief but loosens the whole with 

    many cynical puns and truly dark British humor.

    Could be a bit shorter in my opinion, 

    but still a film that no one should miss out.

  • ★★★★★ review by Andy Lunn on Letterboxd

    Still a delight on re-watch. More of a black comedy this time around though, rather than a horror fest. Would make a nice 'Bonkers birds in love, trilogy' with May and The Loved Ones

  • ★★★★ review by Megan_Maggot on Letterboxd

    moist, horrific, overtly sexual, subtle comedy, ghastly, entertaining

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