Bedrooms and Hallways
Synopsis
While Darren pursues his erotic encounters in various properties being sold by the seemingly conservative estate agent, Jeremy; Leo confides in his boss Adam, who persuades him to attend his weekly 'new-man' group therapy sessions held in a bizarrely minimalistic house in Kensington.
Despite his initial reservations, Leo finds himself drawn into this quirky men's group - primarily because of the presence of the dishy Irish baker Brendan, currently in the throes of a trial separation with his girlfriend Sally, the mother of their child Rachel.
The New Age men's group is run by the well intentioned Keith in the ridiculously elaborately themed rooms within his home. Affectionate friction between him and his wife Sybil, a dedicated therapist running her own women's group, is evident by their conflicting bookings for the "Moroccan Room" (complete with honesty stone), "Eskimo Room" (equipped with harpoon) and the "Zen Room", an apparent haven of peace until interrupted by the primeval re-birthing experiences undergone by the men's group downstairs!
Leo surprises everyone in the group, including himself, when he confesses his attraction to Brendan. Little does he realise the impact his remarks will have on everyone within his orbit.
Details
- Year
- 1999
- Type of film
- Features
- Running time
- 96 mins
- Format
- 35mm Kodak
- Director
-
Rose Troche
- Producer
- Ceci Dempsey, Dorothy Berwin
- Director of Photography
- Ashley Rowe BSc
- Principal cast
- Kevin McKidd, Simon Callow, Jennifer Ehle, Harriet Walter, Hugo Weaving, Tom Hollander, James Purefoy
- Screen Writer
- Robert Farrar
Categories
Production Status
Production Company
Berwin & Dempsey Productions Limited
37 Artesian RoadLondon W2 5DA
UK
T +44 (0)20 7792 5152
Sales Company
as Production Company for UK Sales.
For North America and Rest of the World:
Pandora Cinema7 Rue de Keppler
75116 Paris
France
T 00 331 40 67 77 77
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