In Fabric, with its focus around the role of consumerism in our modern world, is perhaps (Strickland's) most successful outing so far when it comes to marrying a sharp social criticism with tender remorse for the faceless victims of our society.

Fabulous, decadent, hypnotic, aberrant.

One of In Fabric's great strengths is its ability to delight in the absurdity that's inherent to its premise and, simultaneously, to use it as a vehicle to explore female desire, insecurity and passion. [Full review in Spanish]