Set in the glamour of the New York and Paris art scenes, gallery owner Brooke Gatwick and her newscaster husband Owen Shore, face temptation, jealousy, twists and mystery when two seductive newcomers enter their lives.
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Contemporary, classical in form, raw and unpretentious.
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- classical in formformally daring
- rawmeticulous
- unpretentiousprestige
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- tmdb28039023on TMDB · Sep 20221/10
Trust is the stuff that bad rom-coms are made of; why anyone though they could fashion a drama/thriller out of this material, I haven’t the foggiest. Brooke (Victoria Justice) hires Amy (Katherine McNamara), a "decoy" to test her husband Owen’s (Matthew Daddario) faithfulness — or, as Amy puts it, "dangle a chick in front of my husband to see if he'd fuck her" —, and then is all 'well I never!' when Owen does indeed fuck the chick that was dangled in front of him. Once again I’m reminded of George Carlin’s “people in Kilauea, Hawaii who build their houses right next to an active volcano and then wonder why they have lava in the living room.” I’m also reminded of The Departure, a nice little 2020 drama with a similar premise and a much more sensible handling of said premise. In that film, a man recruited his best friend to test the former’s girlfriend’s loyalty. See how that makes a lot more sense? The Departure understood that such a misguided scheme is 1) a guy thing to do, and 2) a pre-marital thing to do — I mean, it’s a stupid idea under any circumstances, but if you’re going to do it, do it while you’re still single; that way, if worst comes to worst, at the very least you’ve
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Cast
- Victoria JusticeBrooke Gatwick
- Matthew DaddarioOwen Shore
- Katherine McNamaraAmy
- Lucien LaviscountAnsgar Doyle
- Ronny ChiengAdam
- Lindsey BroadEleanor
- Rosa GilmoreKim
- Clair CatherineNathalia
- Hilary EdsonJill / Bartender
- Tyler HerwickSecond Buyer
Crew
- Brian DeCubellisDirector
- Brian DeCubellisScreenplay
- Kristen LazarianScreenplay
- David TumbletyDirector of Photography
- Joel DouekOriginal Music Composer
- Greg PliskaOriginal Music Composer
- Ann HusainiEditor
- Brian DeCubellisProducer
- Tom GuidaProducer
- Steve KlinskyProducer
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