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Three short films about lovers' ultimatums are set in New York, Berlin and Tokyo.Three short films about lovers' ultimatums are set in New York, Berlin and Tokyo.Three short films about lovers' ultimatums are set in New York, Berlin and Tokyo.
Robert John Burke
- Men's Room Man #
- (as Robert Burke)
Erica Gimpel
- Nurse
- (as Erica Gimple)
Harold Perrineau
- Men's Room Man #
- (as Harold Perrineau Jr.)
Karen Sillas
- Doctor Clint
- (as Karen Silos)
José Zúñiga
- Cab Driver
- (as Jose Zuniga)
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Did you know
- TriviaThis started off as a 30 minute short which Hal Hartley shot in New York as he was preparing to make Amateur (1994). He was subsequently handed the money to expand his half hour featurette.
- ConnectionsReferenced in In a Savage Land: Cast & Crew Interviews (2001)
- SoundtracksParis is waiting
Written and performed by Lost, Lonely & Vicious
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I'm a big fan of Hartley, and I went into this film with no idea of what it was about. I felt disappointed pretty quickly. The trademark Harley weirdness felt forced, but more importantly the dialog was less interesting, so that it all felt very static. There were a few interesting moments sprinkled in here and there, but I only kept watching because I hoped that at some point it would all come together and click into gear.
And then, 20 minutes or so in, the story ends, we're in a different country and the same exact story with the same dialog that wasn't interesting the first time is done a second time. And then, when that plays out, a third time.
Why? I have no idea. What is this meant to show us? That people all over the world have boring little stories to tell? It doesn't really matter what Hartley's intent was, the final product is pure tedium, with just a little purely gratuitous nudity thrown in to spice things up.
And then, 20 minutes or so in, the story ends, we're in a different country and the same exact story with the same dialog that wasn't interesting the first time is done a second time. And then, when that plays out, a third time.
Why? I have no idea. What is this meant to show us? That people all over the world have boring little stories to tell? It doesn't really matter what Hartley's intent was, the final product is pure tedium, with just a little purely gratuitous nudity thrown in to spice things up.
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Box office
- Gross US & Canada
- $263,192
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $15,040
- Aug 11, 1996
- Gross worldwide
- $263,192
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