Twisted Obsession
(1989)
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Twisted Obsession
(1989)
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Daniel Gillis
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| Miranda Richardson | ... |
Marilyn
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Anémone | ... |
Marianne
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Daniel Ceccaldi | ... |
Julien Legrand
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| Dexter Fletcher | ... |
Malcolm Greene
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Liza Walker | ... |
Jenny Greene
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Jerome Natali | ... |
Danny
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Asunción Balaguer | ... |
Juana
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| Arielle Dombasle | ... |
Marion Derain
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Micky Sébastian | ... |
Ariane
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Laurent Moussard | ... |
Student #1
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Raúl López Cabello | ... |
Student #2
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Xavier Maly | ... |
Student #3
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Yan Roussell | ... |
Taxi Driver
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Daniel Grimm | ... |
Marianne's Friend
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Dan Gillis, an American screenwriter living in Paris, recently abandoned by his wife, and getting used to his new life as a bachelor while trying to take care of his son, Danny - is commissioned to write a script. The offer comes from Legrand, a successful producer with whom he has worked in the past, but on this occasion he is being asked to write an unconventional story with Malcolm, a young and unknown film director. Dan is undecided about the offer, seeing it as far from the kind of work he has grown used to, but Legrands insistence and the intrigue personality of the young director finally convince him to accept the work despite the reticence of Marilyn, his beautiful but disabled agent. As he starts to work, Dan discovers that there is more at stake than just a movie. His life will be changed as he immerses himself in the closed universe of incestuous relations surrounding Malcolm and his beautiful young sister Jenny, with whom Dan soon becomes obsessed. Dans infatuation with ... Written by Anonymous
An excellent movie, but not for everyone. Trueba's tinges of black humour cover a plot of sex, heroin and the not making of a movie. Liza Walker has an astounding performance as a young femme fatale. It's a pity her filmography is so short.
This is a very dark film, with a strange suspense. You really never know where the film is heading. But this is one of its merits.
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