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Cleopatra's Second Husband (2000)
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Starring: Paul Hipp, Boyd Kestner, Radha Mitchell, Jon Reiss
Director: Jon Reiss
Category: Drama, Comedy
Studio: First Run Features
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Length:
92 mins

 
 

 

"Diabolically clever suspense!" -Los Angeles Times

Blackly comic, perversely erotic, and thoroughly unpredictable, this genre-bending story of sexual mind games begins innocently enough when yuppie couple Robert and Hallie decide to take a vacation. On a friend's recommendation they hire the savagely sexy Zack and Sophie to housesit. But upon their return the kinky couple refuse to leave. Director Jon Reiss (Better Living Through Circuitry) "draws us into a mysteriously erotic and downright sadistic inferno of unbridled emotion!" (Laiff)