Movie Review: Beautiful People Story: First time film director Jasmin Dizdar fled to England in 1989. His first hand experience with the insanity of war brings us this slice of life/quasi-comedy. Six stories, with many characters are juxtaposed in a jiggly (a little annoying) manner, but this technique emphasizes (I guess) the randomness of life's occurrences, fate and how very often people rise to life's challenges in an unexpected manner. The movie takes place in England so there is always the underlying story of class but more importantly we see the changing demographic of the people of the Europe (and also here). Acting: There are many stereotypes but when there are so many stories I think this helps. Pets: None Visual Art: Interesting mix Soundtrack: Don't remember Sappy Factor: 2 Quirky Meter: 4 Oscar Worthy: No Length: 107 minutes LOBO HOWLS: 5