Track 2. 9 (1. 98. IMDb. The plot is wacky enough to promise a great film: a repressed alcoholic middle- class housewife with incestuous tendencies, married to a doctor with infantilism tendencies, encounters a young English guy who turns out to be her lost son (fruit of a teenage rape, whom she had to give for adoption). But it's not clear what's real & what's not. Freud would be proud. The bad thing is seeing how generic Hollywood- ian Nicolas Roeg's direction has become. There really is very little here that reminds of "Don't Look Now" or "Bad Timing".

Not that it's not worth watching. The spanking sequence is hilariously disturbing, the film has the feel of a hysterically surreal 8. In fact David Lynch ended up copying lots of stuff from here, particularly on "Twin Peaks" and "Lost Highway".

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Notice for example the demonic rape scene, or the merging of the truck driver and lost son characters.

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• Directed by Nicolas Roeg. With Theresa Russell, Gary Oldman, Christopher Lloyd, Colleen Camp. A doctor's wife tires of his obsession with model trains, and spends her.