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Women & Men 2: In Love There Are No Rules (1991) (TV)
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18 August 1991 (USA)
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Three short stories about women & men relationship. The first about a successful boxer in New York,...
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Watch it for early Figgis.
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(Credited cast) | Matt Dillon | ... | Eddie Megeffin |
 | Kyra Sedgwick | ... | Arlene Megeffin |
 | Ray Liotta | ... | Martin Meadows |
 | Andie MacDowell | ... | Emily Meadows |
 | Scott Glenn | ... | Henry |
 | Juliette Binoche | ... | Mara |
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 | Ariane | ... | Alice |
| Bill Corsair | ... | Radio Announcer |
| Lucie De La Falaise | ... | Snob in Restaurant |
| Marine Delterme | ... | Prostitute |
| Jean Marc Eder | ... | Hugo |
| Michael Galeota | ... | Andy |
 | Jared Harris | ... | Joey Patrick |
| Claudia Huidobro | ... | Flirt in Restaurant |
 | Jane Krakowski | ... | Melba |
| Paul Lazar | ... | Ad Man |
| Rina Lucarelli | ... | Prostitute |
| Jerry Mayer | ... | Ad Man |
 | Stephen Mendillo | ... | Bartender |
| Frederic Raphael | ... | Maitre D' |
| Kevin Rooney | ... | Vince |
| Michael Russo | ... | Boxing Opponent |
| Joe Santarpia | ... | Referee |
| Edward Saxon | ... | Ad Man |
| Sloane Shelton | ... | Secretary |
| Donia Silver-Smith | ... | Marianne |
 | Jerry Stiller | ... | Irving |
| Ron Vawter | ... | Ad Man |
| Marie-Sophie Wilson | ... | Prostitute |
| Rapael Winer | ... | Propositioner |
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Brazil:90 min | USA:90 min
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Follows Women and Men: Stories of Seduction (1990) (TV)
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A trio of mini-TV movies based on short stories by outmoded American writers. 'Kansas' is 'The Wizard of Oz' updated to working class New York in 1939, on the eve of World War 2, with Kyra Sedgewick as an awful wife longing for escape when the world of her dreams stales, forcing her boxer husband Matt Dillon into a potentially fatal fight.
'Dilemma' pays homage to the 1950s Hollywood melodrama, and features Ray Liotta having nightmares prompted by work pressure (he's in advertising, of course), alcoholic wife (Andie MacDowell as an escaped inmate from the Tennessee Williams Crazyhouse), fears for his kids, and the possibility that he might have to fight in Korea.
Mike Figgis' 'Mara' is what you'd expect from a Henry Miller story set in Paris: much talking of talks, little walking of walks.
The first two films are done in the style of glum Masterpiece Theatre (eg Eugene O'Neill), all contrived scenarios and stilted dialogue. Figgis, hampered by indifferent material, squeezes some of the empathetic visual magic he would perfect in 'one night stand'.