“Brilliantlove” is a captivating love story of sheer passion, art, and lust. From the opening scene the gorgeous sceneries and fluid artistic vision of director Ashley Horner capture you instantly. A story about a young couple utterly infatuated with one another that live in a rustic little garage in the middle of a grassy knoll in the UK, “brilliantlove” tells the story of the dangerous effects money can impose on the perfect love.
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Manchester (Liam Browne) is a young photographer who spontaneously photographs his naked girlfriend during sex, sleeping, or just while the two laugh and play-fight with one another. Completely inseparable, Manchester and the enchanting Noon (Nancy Trotter Landry) spend every moment together, and when briefly apart they pass tape recordings to one another, telling each other how much they long to be together again. But problems arise when a wealthy art collector offers Manchester a job, giving him a gallery of his artwork and large sums of money. As a man who once lived off of stolen food and wore the same ratty tank top day after day, Manchester must determine which is more important to him: fame and wealth, or the love of his life.
With beautiful direction, a slow-paced, natural depiction, “brilliantlove” is an enrapturing artistic film that will make you want to fall in love, not only with the movie but with the simplicity of life itself
