Polyamory

About This Movie

So, 'Polyamory' is an interesting dive into modern relationships, you know? The narrative follows Logan as he navigates the complexities of love and intimacy, especially as he finds himself caught in a love triangle - or maybe a love square, if you count Adriana and Aidra. The pacing has this almost teasing rhythm, where moments of tension build before dissolving into unexpected interactions. It's got this raw, somewhat voyeuristic atmosphere that plays well into its themes of desire and emotional entanglement. The performances are quite compelling, with the actors embodying the awkwardness and thrill of exploring new dynamics. It definitely stands out for its candid approach to what love can mean in different forms.

The film has a somewhat elusive presence in collector circles, often overshadowed by larger productions. It's primarily available in DVD format, with a limited run that tends to make it a curiosity for those interested in indie explorations of love. There’s a certain scarcity that collectors appreciate, especially given its distinct narrative style and thematic depth, which isn’t commonly found in many other films from that era.