Teen-age passions may or may not flare higher than at any other time, but teen-agers generally are less equipped to deal with their emotions. Lost and Delirious is set in a girls' boarding school, and ...

Lost and Delirious is the story of three adolescent girls' first love, their discovery of sexual passion, and their search for identities. Set in a posh, private boarding school surrounded by ...

Welcome back to our queer film retrospective, “A Gay Old Time.” In this week’s column, with a new school year beginning, we’re revisiting the 2001 boarding school-set romance Lost And Delirious.

Quebecois director and writer Léa Pool's 1999 film "Emporte-Moi" was a carefully modulated coming-of-age story about movies and escapism, female adolescent sexuality and family discord. In her latest ...

French Canadian director Lea Pool makes her directorial debut with "Lost and Delirious," a cinematic interpretation of Susan Swan's novel "The Wives of Bath." The film, which takes an admirable stab ...

The first English-language feature of Quebecois filmmaker Lea Pool (Set Me Free), this is nicely written as well as filmed, at least if one can tolerate an excessive and rhetorical use of slow motion.

French Canadian director Lea Pool makes her directorial debut with "Lost and Delirious," a cinematic interpretation of Susan Swan's novel "The Wives of Bath." The film, which takes an admirable stab ...