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Sally Potter's daring and artful meditation on the dynamics of romantic and sexual relationships stars Joan Allen as 'She' the frustrated housewife of politician, Sam Neill who meets 'He', a Lebanese doctor working as a cook in London. They soon embark on a passionate affair but it's not long before their differing political and cultural lives begin to clash. An astonishing piece of filmmaking, written, also by Sally Potter, entirely in verse.
Year: 2004
Genre: Art House Cinema, Sensual or Erotic Films, Film Festivals 2005, 2006
Country: UK
Director: Sally Potter
Starring: Joan Allen, Simon Abkarian, Sam Neill, Shirley Henderson, Sheila Hancock
Duration: 99 Minutes
Rating: R16 - Contains offensive language.
6.8/10
Location in store: Art House Cinema
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