Dom is the story of Jade, a young woman torn between her search for spirituality and her dark life as a dominatrix. Her powerful spoken word poetry ignites the interest of a young rockstar ...
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Title: Dom (Video 2004)
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Cast
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| Grace Kosaka | ... | Jade | |
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Darryn Lucio | ... | Christophe |
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Larry Bain | ... | Joseph |
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David Standfield | ... | Adam |
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Emily Houghton | ... | Denise |
| Marty Moreau | ... | Paul | |
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Samuel Owen | ... | Michael |
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Anna Lee | ... | Susie |
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Shaun Lowcock | ... | Hitman |
| Gary Johnston | ... | Detective Phillips | |
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Erik Banfield | ... | William |
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Heather Howell | ... | The girlfriend |
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Sarah Brown | ... | Doorperson |
| Rodney Barnes | ... | Man at Bar (as Rodney P. Barnes) | |
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Jane Antoni | ... | Nurse |
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Dom is the story of Jade, a young woman torn between her search for spirituality and her dark life as a dominatrix. Her powerful spoken word poetry ignites the interest of a young rockstar and when her world is shattered by death and violence, Jade must choose between control and giving herself up to love. Written by Neil Coombs
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In the dark world of a dominatrix, love is the most dangerous thing of all.Genres:
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EnglishRelease Date:
23 February 2004 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
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$100,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Dom is a 'no budget' flick that occasionally looks like a million bucks. It's beautifully shot with a solid performance by the lead Grace Kosaka. The film is essentially an exploration of the character of a woman who has shut herself off emotionally and interacts with the world chiefly through her poetry and through her 'job' as a professional dominatrix. One of the nice threads in the film is that her art and her involvement in S&M are intertwined and in the end force her to take a look at her own life. The film is a little uneven in tone and the main plot is almost an after thought but I do think the spoken word poetry and domination scenes are very compelling. Overall, definitely worth a look.