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Intersection (1994)
Director: Mark Rydell
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From Time Out Film Guide
A reworking of Claude Sautet's Les Choses de la Vie (1970), this meticulously directed, flawlessly written, romantic melodrama unfolds in flashback - in the time it takes for a fatal car accident to happen. Successful architect Vincent Eastman (Gere) is experiencing a mid-life crisis: his 16-year marriage to the equally talented Sally (Stone) is empty, held together only by inertia and a mutual responsibility to their daughter Megan (Morrison). Vincent's affair with sensual, spontaneous Olivia (Davidovich) at first seems the perfect way out, yet he continues to hanker for the familiar pleasures his loveless marriage continues to offer. As he vacillates, the failure to choose between wife and mistress causes pain and confusion all round. Less neurotic and sexually charged than usual, Gere digs deep to find the source of his character's chronic indecisiveness. The casting of the vampish Stone as a socially proper, sexually repressed woman is a bold stroke, and Davidovich makes much of her role as the emotionally demanding 'other woman'.Author: NF
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- Gina said...
- Posted on Nov 19 2009 05:46 His final choice was his girlfriend, but, since he wrote a letter first, deciding for his wife and then called his gf, speaking on her answermachine that he decided for her, both women in the end could live on with the believe, that he really only loved them.
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- Operator said...
- Posted on Feb 18 2009 01:07 Who did Vincent finally choose? His wife, or the girlfriend?
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Cast & crew
Director: Mark Rydell
Producer: Bud Yorkin, Mark Rydell
Cast: Richard Gere, Sharon Stone, Lolita Davidovich, Martin Landau, David Selby, Jenny Morrison full cast
Duration: 98 mins
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