If they were handing out gongs for Best Movie Made For A Stick Of Gum this would at least make the short list; in other words any criticism needs to take into account the problems encountered by the Writer, Director, and Chief Bottle Washer. We are told that the movie was shot in dribs and drabs over a three year period for a total cost of 3,000 euros, that no one wanted the then unknown Kruger who was obliged to more or less steal time in between lucrative modelling engagements to come to the other shoot. This makes it hard to pan but at least we can speculate on what possible target audience it was aimed at. The very people who would perhaps learn a salutory lesson - the pre-teen and teenage girls who choose the Kate Moss's of this world as role models - will be highly unlikely to see it and presumably the rest of us are already aware that modelling isn't a bed of roses. On the plus side Brigitte Cataillon is in it.
Review of Frankie
