Monday

Ultimately, the film is unable to overcome the mundanity of its simple, overly familiar scenario.

Anyone else who's ever been in a relationship like this... will painfully relate to Monday's sensual, funny and above all honest look at amour fou.

I never got the impression of a genuine connection between the two stars. There was no chemistry.

The impressive follow up to Suntan from Argyris Papadimitropoulos crackles with energy and stings with honesty.

Monday is one of those outstanding films about relationships that keeps its lovers in the quicksand throughout.

It succeeds at capturing the peaks and valleys of a relationship but sputters out when capturing the mundane moments in between.

Papadimitropoulos' dizzying ambivalence in tone and form ambitiously deepens the drama in Monday pulling excellent performances from Stan and Gough whose chemistry is critical to the film's allure.

It can be uncomfortable, freeing, absurd, humorous, but most of all, it's extremely compelling.

Charismatic turns from Sebastian Stan and Dominique Tipper can't save this swollen romantic dramedy.

'Monday' picks up at the place where most romances end, right after the moment that true love is confirmed, and the couple commits themselves to be together. Here, reality begins.