It's not just complicated. It's abstract.
Leelee is a beautiful, young aspiring artist, willing to do whatever it takes, including taking a job with a highly regarded painter named Jenn. Jenn is an slightly older and wiser, and young Leelee takes full advantage of her mentoring prowess. But Leelee's no mere starfucker. She has feelings for Jenn; she just doesn't know how to express them, except in her art. Still, her lusty affection for her boss doesn't keep her from having sex with young Hollywood hotshot (and jerk) Jake Malloy against her better judgment and on the promise of a major art gallery show. Not surprisingly, Malloy ends up treating Leelee as just another sex prop in his strange, fetishistic world. Will Leelee become an art star? Or will she wind up on the canvas like so many wannabes? Will Jenn pick her up and dust her off, or never look back? It's all here in Paint, a story of fractured love, beautifully framed by legendary director B. Skow.
