Say Nothing (2001)

An unfulfilled married woman becomes intrigued by an alluring suitor whose attention soon becomes obsessive.

Director:

Allan Moyle

Writer:

Madeline Sunshine

Stars:

Nastassja Kinski, Hart Bochner, William Baldwin

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Nastassja Kinski	...	Grace
Hart Bochner	...	Matt
William Baldwin	...	Julian
Jordy Benattar	...	Casey
Michèle Duquet	...	Christine (as Michele Duquet)
Geoffrey Bowes	...	Jack
Susie Dias	...	Lupe
Andy Velasquez	...	Carlos
Brooke Johnson	...	Margo Loring
Jaymz Bee	...	Concierge
Giuseppe Mercurio	...	Restaurant Host (as Giuseppe 'Joe' Mercurio)
Samantha Espie	...	Linda-Eds Secretary
Matt Gordon	...	Tony Photographer
Sean MacMahon	...	Dooley Griffin
Nicole Sherman	...	Rita

Storyline

An ex-model, now a wife and mother, takes a break from her out-of-work husband, who's been surly and drinking heavily. She goes to a Miami resort for a couple of days where she meets a stranger with whom she has a 24-hour fling. She returns home to a renewed husband who has found a job and put aside the bottle. Turns out, he's been hired by the same man with whom she had the affair. She says nothing, and little by little, the boss drives a wedge between the couple, playing one against the other. Soon she and her husband are separated and in a custody battle. Will they come to their senses and realize who is manipulating them? What if he stops at nothing?

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Plot Keywords:

ex model | talking to mirror | love triangle | kitchen | massage | 

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Genres:

Drama | Romance | Thriller

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Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for language, sexuality and some violence

Details

Country:

Canada USA

Language:

English Spanish

Release Date:

16 December 2001 (USA)

Also Known As:

Le piège d'une liaison

Company Credits

Production Co:

Equinoxe Films, Film Bridge International, Leader Media

Technical Specs

Runtime:

94 min 89 min (TV)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

The photograph over the fireplace in Matt and Grace's home is one of Nastassja Kinski's posters.

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Goofs

If it was Grace's and Matt's intent to lure Julian to the edge of the cliff and push him off, there would be no need to bail out of their own moving vehicle and risk injury or death themselves.

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Soundtracks

"Ave Maria"
Written by Giulio Caccini (as Gulio Caccini)
Lead Vocal: Maureen O'Flynn
Produced and Arranged by Lord Vanger
Published by ASV Publishing
Courtesy of E-Magine Entertainment
By Arrangement with PEN Music Group

User Reviews

not bad

I definitely got my moneys worth on this flick. Not to say it was great, but it was alot better than i thought, that's for sure.

It is pretty much Fatal Attraction in reverse as someone else was saying. The dialogue was interesting sometimes, but nothing spectacular. I think they could of used a couple of rewrites.

Nastasja Kinski does a very good job. The last time i've seen her was in One Night Stand (i think). She looks as seductive as ever. Are her looks ever going to fade? Bochner does a satisfying job as the husband, you can't expect too much more from him. Then there's Billy Baldwin. I just think he stinks as an actor. The only thing he was ever good in was Backdraft. I don't even know if he was really that good, because he has such a great supporting cast. He just doesn't do a good job. For one he's nothing to be afraid of. Two he just wasn't believable. I think you needed someone more intimidating for the part.

The special effects in the movie were outstanding. Just the right amount. Whoever did the job, did a fantastic one. Especially the car going off the cliff. Well done. Couldin't have asked for anything more.

This film is definitely worth renting, especially if you don't expect much going in.