Love's Labour's Lost (2000)

Love's Labour's Lost (2000) Movie Reviews

Cast: Kenneth Branagh, Matthew Lillard, Alicia Silverstone, Adrian Lester, Nathan Lane

Director: Kenneth Branagh

Writer: Kenneth Branagh

Genre: Drama, Musical, Comedy

Rating: PG

Running Time: 93 min.

Advisory: for sensuality and a brief drug reference

Synopsis: In 1939, the King of Navarre and his three best friends swear an oath to give up women for three years whilst devoting themselves to the study of philosophy. One of the terms of their pledge specifically prohibits women from their presence, but the arrival of the Princess of France and her three beautiful attendants on a diplomatic visit throws the plan into disarray. Is this a feasible feat for a man of the court? And what of the King? The men begin to pursue their desires unbeknownst to each other, acting in secret and concealing their passions. The mood is broken by the news of the death of the Princess's father and the girls return to France. In the meantime, France has fallen to the Nazis and the men must leave to fight for their countries. Before they leave, the heartbroken men dedicate their love and promise to remain faithful. The war will test the couples' devotion and therefore decide the fate of their futures together.

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