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Description
Release Date: 09 January 2006
A bold and daring work from one of the UK's most exciting directors. Yes is Sally Potter's (Orlando, The Tango Lesson) response to the events of 9/11.
Joan Allen (The Contender, The Ice Storm) plays "She", an American woman trapped in a loveless marriage. Her politician husband (Sam Neill - The Piano, Jurassic Park) is having an affair, but the two stay together for the sake of his career. One day She meets "He" (Simon Abkarian), a Lebanese doctor who lives in exile in London, working as a cook. The two embark on a passionate affair which gradually pushes them to the limits of who and what they are and challenges their assumptions about sexuality and surrender, about morality and ethics, about God and about love. Soon, far from being a refuge, their affair turns into an explosive war zone.
Joan Allen (The Contender, The Ice Storm) plays "She", an American woman trapped in a loveless marriage. Her politician husband (Sam Neill - The Piano, Jurassic Park) is having an affair, but the two stay together for the sake of his career. One day She meets "He" (Simon Abkarian), a Lebanese doctor who lives in exile in London, working as a cook. The two embark on a passionate affair which gradually pushes them to the limits of who and what they are and challenges their assumptions about sexuality and surrender, about morality and ethics, about God and about love. Soon, far from being a refuge, their affair turns into an explosive war zone.
Special Features
- Two making-of featurettes: Finding Scene 54 and The End: Trailers.
