Showing posts with label The Deep Blue Sea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Deep Blue Sea. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 11, 2012

Repost: The Deep Blue Sea (July 14th and 15th at the Cleveland Cinematheque)

[THE DEEP BLUE SEA screens Saturday July 14th at 7:00 pm and Sunday July 15th at 4:00 pm at the Cleveland Cinematheque.]

Based on a 1950's British play by Terrence Rattigan, THE DEEP BLUE SEA is the story of Hester (Rachael Weisz), a woman trapped between two lovers. Her husband Sir William (Simon Russell Beale) sincerely cares about her, but there is no passion in their relationship. Hester finds what her husband lacks in Freddie (Tom Hiddleston), a former air force pilot. But while sexual sparks fly between Hester and Freddy, their relationship is just as volatile outside the bedroom, mainly due to Freddy's inability to show Hester any real affection or even consideration.

Hester's solution to her dilemma is to attempt suicide, which is what she is doing when we first meet her. The attempt fails, and the film then bounces back and forth between past and present as Hester ponders what brought her to this point, and where she will go from there.

Friday, April 27, 2012

The Deep Blue Sea (opens in Cleveland April 27th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre)


[THE DEEP BLUE SEA opens in Cleveland on Friday April 27th exclusively at the Cedar Lee Theatre.]

Based on a 1950's British play by Terrence Rattigan, THE DEEP BLUE SEA is the story of Hester (Rachael Weisz), a woman trapped between two lovers. Her husband Sir William (Simon Russell Beale) sincerely cares about her, but there is no passion in their relationship. Hester finds what her husband lacks in Freddie (Tom Hiddleston), a former air force pilot. But while sexual sparks fly between Hester and Freddy, their relationship is just as volatile outside the bedroom, mainly due to Freddy's inability to show Hester any real affection or even consideration.

Hester's solution to her dilemma is to attempt suicide, which is what she is doing when we first meet her. The attempt fails, and the film then bounces back and forth between past and present as Hester ponders what brought her to this point, and where she will go from there.