Timecode

2000
R
1h 37m

IMDb RATING

6.0/10

7.2K

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Theatrical Trailer from Columbia Tristar

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Drama Romance

Four frames of simultaneous action that alternately follow a smitten lesbian lover as she obsesses over her partner's dalliances and the tense goings-on of a Hollywood film production compan... Read allFour frames of simultaneous action that alternately follow a smitten lesbian lover as she obsesses over her partner's dalliances and the tense goings-on of a Hollywood film production company.Four frames of simultaneous action that alternately follow a smitten lesbian lover as she obsesses over her partner's dalliances and the tense goings-on of a Hollywood film production company.

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IMDb RATING

6.0/10

7.2K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 2 nominations total

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Trailer 2:03

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Trivia
The actors and actresses were responsible for their own costumes, hair, and make-up.

Goofs
Cameraman reflected on an elevator door as he follows Emma after the therapist sequence.

Quotes
Rose: I've been looking for somebody all my life who would discover me.

Alternate versions
The film was transferred from digital video to film stock for theatrical presentation. The video release, however, uses the original digital video picture format.

Connections
Featured in Siskel & Ebert: Where the Heart Is/The Last September/The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas/Frequency/Time Code (2000)

Soundtracks
Comfort Of Strangers
Written by Mike Figgis, Anthony Marinelli and Skin
Performed by Skin
Courtesy of Virgin Records Limited
By Arrangement with Red Mullet Ltd.

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why?

You know, some times an 'idea' has never been done before because it should never be done. This movie is a perfect example. Why on earth would anybody think that people want to see a movie split into four quadrants?

I mean, I could take a script as bad as this, and film it upside down. Does that make it good because it is 'daring and original'?