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Lost and Delirious
MEANRANK
65/100
Every rating
Split
Lowest is Criticker on 46, highest is Google on 92. Critics average 52, everyone else 68.
See the films the platforms disagree about most →At an elite boarding school, a new student becomes roommates with two girls who are in a secret romantic relationship. When their affair is discovered, one of the lovers is pressured to end it, sending the other into a passionate, obsessive, and ultimately tragic tailspin of denial and despair.
Details
- Director
- Léa Pool
- Writer
- Judith Thompson
- Based on
- The Wives of Bath by Susan Swan
- Studio
- Cité-Amérique, Dummett Films
- Released
- 21 January 2001
- Country
- Canada
- Language
- English
- Runtime
- 103 min
- Rated
- R
- Awards
- 4 wins, 5 nominations
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Cast
Full cast (27) →Awards & nominations
See all 9 →4 wins from 9 nominations across 7 ceremonies
| Directors Guild of Canada 2002 | "DCT Team Award - Outstanding Achievement in a Feature Film" | Nominee | |
| Canadian Society of Cinematographers Awards 2002 | "Best Cinematography in Theatrical Feature" - Pierre Gill | Winner | |
| Genie Awards 2002 | "Best Achievement in Cinematography" - Pierre Gill | Winner | |
| Genie Awards 2002 | "Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role" - Mimi Kuzyk | Nominee | |
| Genie Awards 2002 | "Best Screenplay" - Judith Thompson | Nominee | |
| Verona Love Screens Film Festival 2002 | "Best Film" | Nominee | |
| Mar del Plata Film Festival 2001 | "ADF Cinematography Award" | Winner | |
| Stockholm Film Festival 2001 | "Audience Award" | Winner |
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Trailer — Lost and Delirious
×Full cast — Lost and Delirious
×9 awards — Lost and Delirious
×| "DCT Team Award - Outstanding Achievement in a Feature Film" | Nominee |
| "Best Achievement in Cinematography" - Pierre Gill | Winner | |
| "Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role" - Mimi Kuzyk | Nominee | |
| "Best Screenplay" - Judith Thompson | Nominee |
| "Best Cinematography in Theatrical Feature" - Pierre Gill | Winner |
| "ADF Cinematography Award" | Winner |
| "Audience Award" | Winner |
| "Golden Spike" | Nominee |
| "Best Film" | Nominee |