Bad Company

About This Movie

Bad Company (1999) tells the story of Delphine, a naive girl drawn into a gritty world by her alluring best friend. It's a slow burn, examining the complexities of love and desperation in a harsh environment. The film's atmospheric tone captures a sense of innocence lost, with the pacing allowing for a gradual build-up of tension. The performances are decently raw, especially from the leads, who embody their characters' struggles convincingly. Themes of love intertwined with exploitation are prevalent, effectively making you ponder the choices we make. It's distinct in its portrayal of how easily one can fall into dark paths under the influence of others, a somewhat gritty realism that resonates, albeit with a certain romanticism woven throughout.

Examines the themes of love and desperation · Captures a sense of innocence lost · Raw performances enhance its emotional depth