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Suite 16 (1995)
    
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Director:
Dominique
Derrudere |
COUNTRY
UK/Netherlands/Belgium |
Genre
Thriller |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
Suite
16 |
RUNNING
TIME
106 minutes |
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Producers:
Paul
Breuls
Victoria Singleton |
Screenwriters:
Charles Higson
Lise Mayer |
Review
The setting is a hotel at the
Côte d'Azur, and the theme is various sexual fetishes. This
Dutch-Belgian-British erotic thriller by Belgian filmmaker Dominique
Deruddere has an artistic richness to it, and a clear potential in the
mystique surrounding the characters' psyche, but becomes too generic and
desperate in its quest to tie the knots. Pete Postheltwaite is well-cast
and effective (as always), whereas Antonie Kamerling's character is
underdeveloped, except on a purely physical level.
Copyright © 19.3.1997
Fredrik Gunerius Fevang
(English version: © 15.04.2021 Fredrik Gunerius Fevang)
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