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2005 | Color | 108 min

Wealthy music producer Alan James lives with his Russian girlfriend Laura, thirty years his junior. When Alan?s son, Michael, returns home to Memphis for the first time in many years, a painful and dangerous love affair develops between him and Laura, his contemporary


Country: Estados Unidos
Direction: Sachs; Ira
Script: Rohaty; Michael
Production: Bing; Mary, Bridger; Margot, Nga; Jawal, Rosenfeld; Donald, Sach; Ira
Photography: Whatle; Julian
Sound: Volpe; Damian
Cast:Bailey; D³army, Blackfoot; J, E Burrows; Darren, Chipman; Jerry, Dickinson; Jim, Greer; Stuart, Henderson; Andrew, J Ingram; Charles, Kayle; Charly, Keltner; Howard, Kight; Arielle, Korzun; Dina, Malta; Todd, Mary; Mary
Participation year at FICM: 2005

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