Catfight Page #2

Synopsis: In this dark, gritty, mean-spirited, but well-made comedy-drama, Veronica (Sandra Oh) is an superficial, entitled housewife dealing with her home life. Ashley (Anne Heche) is a self-obsessed, misanthropic, artist dealing with her career and her life partner Lisa (Alicia Silverstone) who wants to raise a baby. Veronica and Ashely's paths cross at a party hosted by Veronica's husband, which the two cynical woman's long-buried rivalry comes to the surface which leads to a brutal cat-fight where Veronica ends up in the hospital in a coma. After two years, Veronica emerges from her coma to learn that both her husband and teenage son are dead, and she is broke with no friends or family. On the other hand, Ashley has become a successful and wealthy artist now married to Lisa. Veronica blames Ashley for her downfall, and after another confrontation which leads to another savage cat-fight in a vacant lot, Ashley is the one to end up in a coma and is revived after two years to find her own world
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
66
NOT RATED
Year:
2016
95 min
486 Views


bigger and better than you

tells you to do

something, do it.

- Why?

- Because their knowledge

is what made them

bigger and better.

- Yeah, how's that for

a freaking birthday present.

It was a very encouraging

email, don't you think?

Yeah, you bet your

sticky sweet ass.

Okay, I'll see you

tonight, buddy.

Good morning.

It's a beautiful,

beautiful day.

- A beautiful, beautiful day.

- You're in a good mood.

- Well, we just got

a very encouraging email

from Phil price

at the Pentagon.

He's the head of the committee

for defense contractors.

- Oh, that sounds promising.

- Can you imagine

if we land this contract

tonight of all nights?

- Karl's birthday?

Wouldn't that be great?

- That would be great.

- I'm am praying this

deal goes through.

Praying.

Oh Jesus.

Donna?

- Oh, I've got it Mr. salt.

- Oh, I'm sorry.

Thank you.

I'm just such a klutz.

Jesus.

- Not a problem.

- It's so shocking,

your work.

- Oh, you meant that

as a compliment.

- It's positively vulgar.

But in a good way.

- Oh, thanks.

- I do think most of us

are in some sort of stupor.

Clueless consumers

with lobotomies.

- Yeah, consumerism

is a big part of my work.

- You've heard of black Friday.

- Of course.

- You've seen the videos

of people storming the stores

like rabid cattle.

- Yeah, right.

Like rabid cattle.

- But this work.

This work seems to say.

Wake up!

- Right.

That's my hope.

To wake people up.

- Very interesting.

Of course, I could never

hang any of this on my wall.

My wife would never allow it.

- Maybe you should show your

wife who wears the pants.

- Ashley, be reasonable.

This is the kind of work

that could drive someone mad.

- What?

Because of the red?

Come on, I do other paintings.

I could use yellow.

- It's not--

it's not the red.

It's the subject matter.

It's insane.

- Isn't our state

of unawareness insane?

Don't we need insanity to pull

us out of our current insanity?

- Oh, this is interesting.

What is this?

Excuse me.

- Oh, yeah.

- Uh, do you draw these bunnies?

- Oh, yeah.

- Why do you express

yourself in this way?

- What are you talking about?

- Well, these blue bunnies.

They're so Sincere,

and so hopeful.

- Oh, um, bunnies are cute.

Um, and they're sexual

but unthreatening.

- Don't drink tonight.

- That's a strange request.

- Well, it's not a request.

Just don't drink tonight.

- What do you mean?

It's a party.

You're supposed to

drink at these things.

- This is an important night.

I don't want you

to embarrass me.

- What do you mean?

- You know what I mean.

- No, but you're implying

that I'm embarrassing

- when I drink.

- Yeah.

- Stanley.

Do I embarrass you?

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Onur Tukel

Onur Tukel (born August 5, 1972) is a Turkish-American actor, painter, and filmmaker. A notable figure in the New York City independent film community, Tukel's films often deal with issues of gender and relationships. more…

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