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Jackie Kimball, 28 and living with her boyfriend Anthony, is suddenly beset by sexual difficulties and a loss of desire. Despite Anthony’s understanding reaction, and despite Jackie’s experience as a psychotherapist, she seems oddly resistant to working on the problem. After an unpromising start at sex therapy, Jackie announces her wish to take a week off and visit her brother Matthew, whose wife Lily is expecting their first child. As soon as she arrives at Matthew’s place, however, Jackie puts aside her responsible working-adult personality and relaxes into a more expansive, theatrical mode and drinking heavily. The film is a sequel to “The Unspeakable Act” (2012).
Dan Sallitt
Dan Sallitt
Barton Cortright
Dan Sallitt
Maxwell di Paolo, Hunter Hawke, Camille Laffond
Tommy Mitchell
Tallie Medel, Sky Hirschkron, Kit Zauhar, Kyle McCormack, Strawn Bovee, Emmanuel Munoz Maldonado
Graham Swon
Static Productions, Ravenser Odd