Age of Consent

Age of Consent (1969)

  • 48% of users liked it
    (374 ratings)

James Mason is Bradley Morahan, an Australian artist far away from home and trying to prod his muse in the bowels of New York City. Disgusted with life in the big city, Bradley decides to return to his roots and heads back home to Australia. Once there, he decides to become a Gauguin primitive and… More

R,
Directed By
Written By
Peter Yeldham
Genres
Drama, Classics, Comedy
In Theaters
May 14, 1969 Wide
Columbia Pictures

Critic Reviews

  • Felix Gonzalez Jr., DVD Review

    Age of Consent is never as provocative or engrossing as it should be, but there is enough of interest (especially Mirren) to make it worth a look.

  • Jeffrey M. Anderson, Combustible Celluloid

    Though it lacks the vivid touch from his earlier days, it has a surprisingly comfortable, relaxed feel, still vigorous but also at peace.

  • Dennis Schwartz, Ozus' World Movie Reviews

    A bitter comedy that has something meaningful to say about the creative nature of the artist.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Red L


    I watched all the way through this movie before I found out that the "child" in this movie was Helen Mirren. Who knew she was young once. Actually I didn't like the movie that much. I would have preferred that the painter stayed true to his art and not thrash around… More

  • Lanning :


    Michael Powell's last directorial endeavor, the resurrection of James Mason's career, and the role that put Helen Mirren on the map. This beautiful little film is a must-see for a stunning Mirren alone, although it is a great comment on the 60s. Thinking about it now, as… More

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