Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Robin Weigert | ... | Abby / Eleanor | |
Julie Fain Lawrence | ... | Kate Abelman | |
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Maren Shapero | ... | Mayer Ableman |
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Micah Shapero | ... | Jake Ableman |
Janel Moloney | ... | Pru | |
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Funda Duval | ... | Sarah |
Claudine Ohayon | ... | Lisa | |
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Jane Peterson | ... | Mrs. Bulkan |
Maggie Siff | ... | Sam Bennet | |
Johnathan Tchaikovsky | ... | Justin Myers | |
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Francesca Castagnoli | ... | Jamie |
Sarah Dubrovsky | ... | Dom | |
Kate Rogal | ... | Gretchen | |
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Judd Harner | ... | Clark |
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R. Wayne Martin | ... | Peter |
Abby lives with her lesbian domestic partner and their young son. However, Abby and her girl's long stable relationship has become passionless, and Abby is slowly becoming sexually frustrated. Abby's son hits her on the head by accident one day with his baseball and she suffers a mild concussion. This gets her thinking and she decides that she shouldn't repress her urges anymore. She hooks up with a young cute gentle and experienced lesbian prostitute, who sleeps with lonely women, and has a fantastic sexual and emotional experience. She becomes fascinated with the idea of helping other lonely women feel such joy and fulfillment, so she decides to get into the business herself under the pseudonym Eleanor. Her clients are both introverted women, who wish to explore their urges, and sexually aggressive women who know exactly what they and even Abby want. She learns more about herself and others after each sexual encounter. But how long can she live a double life before she's caught.
That was a random display of loneliness. I wonder if there were any grownups in this movie that was truly happy ?? Apart from "The Girl" that was merely neuvrotic that is. The film painted also a very grim picture of middle-class America in my mind. I found it uncomfortable to watch often. But apart from the above mentioned - the acting was damned good on Robin Weigert's part, and she alone kept it interesting for me. If it's a lesbian film ???? Have no idea. There were lesbians in it, but I found it to be overall a society tale of a certain class of Americans, and Jeezz what empty lives they are leading sitting there on there little bikes in the gym, sipping cocktails and joining all kinds of charities. As a European - I do not get this thing the US have about sexuality. Eighter it has to be totally taboo - or down and dirty - I just don't get it. So - I made up my own ending to spice it up a bit. Abby finally got her climax with random Sam - and I do not think that that stopped after the last frame - finally left her ice-prinsess Kate, and managed to get some happiness into her life. At leased - that would be something to stop the boredom.