'American Fiction' Speaks Truth
American Fiction is a genuinely entertaining film with a few lessons.
Metrosexual
Jacqueline and Francis are a young couple who meet a group of professionals for dinner and become entangled in a symbolic discussion and sadomasochistic dance concerning the feminization of the male. Everybody is shaken up when the host Elisabeth, a transgender person, argues that metrosexuality will soon become the mainstream way.
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Jacqueline and Francis are a young couple who meet a group of professionals for dinner and become entangled in a symbolic discussion and sadomasochistic dance concerning the feminization of the male. Everybody is shaken up when the host Elisabeth, a transgender person, argues that metrosexuality will soon become the mainstream way.
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