Wasp, Apr 04, 2015 | Boston LGBT Film Festival 2015

Boston LGBT Film Festival 2015

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Director

Philippe Audi-Dor

Year

Run Time

74

min

Country

United Kingdom

Language

English

PROGRAM Time

minutes

CONTENT WARNING:

A love triangle in the South of France spirals into jealousy and possessiveness, leaving unresolved tension between the three protagonists.

This film is presented in English with English subtitles.

Having left England for a romantic escapade in the south of France, Olivier and James invite Caroline along at the very last minute. She was just left by her long-time boyfriend and is in need of a change of scenery. The trio arrives in a little Provencal village, somewhat cut off from the world. Though everything seems calm between the pool, sunshine and a village visit, Olivier finds himself more and more intrigued by Caroline. A tension of sexual jealousy and possessiveness will escalade between the three. The next day, all is silence. The three leave the house. Not one word is exchanged. The house stands still, quiet, empty.

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