Concussion

"The unjust dearth of Sapphic cinema helps explain, more than excuse, the desperate 'Concussion', a head injury of a film in which a middle-aged suburban femme with a frigid wife and a bump on the noggin starts turning tricks for a distaff clientele at $800 a pop" 

"The film leans on that sense of being off-balance (...), and much of its action is laid bare in a light with a bracing hollow clarity." 

"It is Weigert's performance that gives the film its mystery and charge (...) The way she never reveals everything is electrifying." 

"Solid relationship drama centers on an unsympathetic lead"