Blood (2004)

After not having seen each other in five years, Chris Terry goes to visit his younger sister Noelle Terry in Montréal. Their lives, both together and apart, have been turbulent ones with ... See full summary »

Director:

Jerry Ciccoritti

Writers:

Jerry Ciccoritti, Tom Walmsley (play)

Stars:

Emily Hampshire, Jacob Tierney

5 nominations.

Cast

Complete credited cast:
Emily Hampshire	...	Noelle Terry
Jacob Tierney	...	Chris Terry

Storyline

After not having seen each other in five years, Chris Terry goes to visit his younger sister Noelle Terry in Montréal. Their lives, both together and apart, have been turbulent ones with something toxic having affected the way they interact with each other. Chris, who has just divorced his wife Denise, is a recovering alcoholic. Although he has never served time, he has committed crimes in his past. Noelle, a drug addict, turns tricks to make ends meet. She has just completed a stint in prison. Upon Chris' arrival, Noelle proposes to Chris that they enter into a three-way with a john who will pay $500 for the trick. Noelle had been trying to find another man to do the job, but was unable to find one on such short notice. Noelle implies that she needs the money to pay off a third party, and she figures Chris owes her. Despite not identifying himself as being gay or even bisexual despite having previously had a relationship with a man, Chris agrees. As Chris and Noelle's encounter ...

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Plot Keywords:

play fight | female frontal nudity | erotica | sex in chair | sex | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

22 October 2004 (Canada)

Filming Locations:

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

Spank Films, Playtlet Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Shot in one continuous take, twice a day for four days. Editing involved selecting the best bits from all eight takes.

User Reviews

Wonderful and artful

This film is wonderful and artful. many dynamic and visually interesting techniques used in filming, primarily at the beginning. as the story advances, then the techniques get more subdued, as the story itself takes over. it is inventive and creative, and not at all what one is used to. thank god that there are still some films out there which are not the basic mundane crap. it is nice to view cinema which is made for an audience with an intelligent mind. it is very close to a European film, such as Italy or Spain. the cast of two is dynamic and engaging. the film grips you the entire time, with a mild titillation. i highly recommend this film.