Alastair Galbraith, Fraser Ayres, Kerry Fox
She comes to his bed-sit every Wednesday afternoon. They don't speak. They don't even know each other's name. But something passes between them as their bodies converge and passion ignites in the dim,...( read more
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Directed by: Alastair Galbraith, Fraser Ayres, Kerry Fox, Marianne Faithfull, Mark Rylance, Patrice Chéreau, Philippe Calvario, Susannah Harker, Timothy Spall
Release Date: January 19, 2001
DVD Release Date: January 6, 2004
Stats: 110 reviews
My ridiculous decision...to form a one-night stand course of actions,break the norms by activating emotions and ultimately,reverse my fortune's bastardization by puking truthful sequences.What's the point from the beginning is there's no remorse,no maliciousness.Brilliant Dogme a...( read more)
I didn't think I was going to, but I liked it. Mark Rylance plays his role with great subtility. Finally, a hard hitting character study.
Patrice Chéreau?s Intimacy pulsates with desperate, miserable passion. Having up and left his wife and kids, Jay (a magnificent Mark Rylance) spends his nights working as chief bartender at a trendy club and his days lounging about his decrepit apartment. On Wednesday afternoons,...( read more)
Unnecessary terrible acting, very weak, pretentious, uninteresting, amateur, unbearable, not believable, and the list goes on... No talent whatsoever (uncut version).
33/100
Claire ve Jay Çar?amba günleri bulu?uyorlard?. Yaln?zca sevi?mek için... Konu?madan, birbirlerinin vücutlar?n? ve arzular?n? payla?arak. Bir gün Claire ortalarda gözükmedi. .. Jay onun hakk?nda asl?nda hiçbir ?ey bilmedi?ini ve gizemli sevgilisini ne kadar çok merak etti?ini fark...( read more)
This is a surprisingly compelling film. Surprising, because a viewer may expect only to be titillated, or perhaps to be bored. Kerry Fox is alert and brilliantly self-contained as Claire, also hot in her nudity and sex scenes.
French director Patrice Chéreau looks upon these cha...( read more)
Its somber ruminations on passion and desire, marriage and aloneness, resonate with unmistakable force. full review
Intimacy dares to cut deep, and its daring gets to you. full review
Intimacy gives us beautifully acted melodrama and angst, instead of answers. full review
Intimacy is a raw, wounding, powerfully acted film, and you cannot look away from it. full review
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