Jackson: My Life... Your Fault

Best considered art house, the film is well acted, purposely over-acted in parts, symbolic and impressionistic. Shot beautifully in London, each scene is composed thoughtfully, utilising excellent incidental music. The lead guy (a cute Ben Soames) is very nice on the eye and plays with subtlety and feeling. In fact they're all well into the parts and understand the characters. Editing and direction are faultless though some people may misconstrue the unorthodox way the piece is constructed.

The film charts the strange lifestyle of Jackson, a young gay guy who's fed up with one night stands. Always on the lookout for Mr Right, he thinks he's found him in Hardy, a closeted policeman, when they meet at a glamorous nightclub. But Hardy hasn't banked on Jackson's possessive and neurotic millionairess Mother...