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Adultery | Possessiveness
The discovery of an illicit love affair leads two young Angelenos on a violent, sexually charged tour through the dark side of human nature.
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The discovery of an illicit love affair leads two young Angelenos on a violent, sexually charged tour through the dark side of human nature.
Best Actress International Film | 2013 | Lindsay
2013 | Paul
2013 | Bret Easton
Best Screenplay | 2013 | Bret Easton
Hall of Shame | 2013
Budget 250,000 USD
Box Office Collection 56,825 USD
French actress Leslie Coutterand was on call throughout the entire shoot to replace Lindsay Lohan at a moment's notice due to Lohan's repeated absences. Coutterrand was essentially paid to be Lohan's understudy in case she left the set and didn't return. Problem was, she was in France. Also, once Lohan filmed her first couple of scenes, she knew there was less chance of her being replaced because the production couldn't afford to reshoot her scenes with another actress.
As described in a New York Times article by Stephen Rodrick about the film's unusual production, Paul Schrader directed a sex scene naked in an effort to placate the reluctant Lindsay Lohan who was refusing to take off her clothes. Lohan didn't ask Schrader to take off his clothes though. That was his idea. [Jan. 10, 2013]
The film was first submitted to the 2013 Sundance Film Festival, but rejected because of unspecified "quality issues" according to an anonymous member of the selection team, that spoke with the media. This breach of confidentiality is highly unusual for a film festival and was strongly criticized by director Paul Schrader, because it damaged the festival career of his film, which was then also rejected by the SXSW Film Festival, probably because they didn't want to be seen as a second-rate festival taking leftovers. Schrader received an apology by Sundance, but the damage through the American media reports was already done. Fortunately, there was far more interest by prestigious film festivals in Europe, where Schrader still has a strong reputation as an 'auteur'. Schrader said, that his film had been invited into the competition of the 66th Locarno International Film Festival (in early Aug. 2013), but he decided that a European premiere out of competition at the much bigger 70th Venice International Film Festival (in late Aug. 2013) would be better for the film's promotion.
According to screenwriter Bret Easton Ellis, in some scenes Lindsay Lohan was drunk.
First non-pornographic film role for James Deen.
"Christian: Would... you... fuck... him? Tara: No... I... wouldn't."
"Jon: I'm going to Palm Springs this weekend and uh, well, why don't you come? Ryan: Aren't you going with Billy? Jon: No. Ryan: You mean, me and Gina? Jon: No. Just... huh... me and you. Ryan: Well... Sure. Why not? But... why wait? Jon: Exactly. Ryan: Let's do it now. Jon: Yeah? Ryan: Yeah. Suck me off, right now. Right here. Now. In the office. Jon: Yeah? Ryan: Yeah. C'mon! Get to work. Fuckin' put it in your mouth. Jon: Seriously? Ryan: Seriously. C'mon, I need to get off, make it hard. This is what you want? Suck me off right now. You know you want it."
