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Synopsis: Nolan Mack is sixty. Married to Joy, a charming and intelligent woman, friend to Winston, a bright literature professor, and well-regarded in the bank where he works, Noland leads a quiet uneventful life. But is he happy, as his superior at the bank once asks him...? One night, as he drives back home, he nearly runs into a gay hooker. Sorry for what might have happened, Nolan starts a conversation with the young man named Leo and ends up in a hotel room. Not for paid sex as Leo expects though. In fact, the polished old man has fallen in love with the raw prostitute. For, having been gay since the age of twelve, Nolan has never been able to express his sexual orientation and Leo happens to crystallize all his feelings and desires. But is a hooker the ideal object of a romantic love? And to what extent will it affect his married life and professional career?
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Dito Montiel
Production: Starz
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
52%
R
Year:
2014
88 min
$46,743
216 Views


- Come again, okay? - I hope I can.

- Look at his hat. - Put his hat on for him.

- Bye. - Bye.

Yeah.

She's... she's good.

Sweet, really.

Yeah, young, but she's smart.

- Yeah. - Yeah.

I'll get the dishes.

So when were you gonna tell me about the promotion?

Well, Winston was a little premature.

Yeah, but you told him, but not me.

Well, you know Winston. We were just talking and, boom.

I'll get it.

Hello?

Yes.

I'll be right there.

What is it?

A cardiac event in a stroke patient isn't that unusual.

The good news is we caught it in time.

If you'd like to see him, it can only be for a few minutes.

He needs his rest.

It's okay.

I'd rather let him get his rest, then.

I'll visit when it's more appropriate.

Are you all right?

Of course.

I'll come back.

Hey, Daddy.

Can I get a ride?

Driving slow enough.

- Yo! - Jesus!

Watch where you're going.

God.

- F***ing a**hole. - Jeez.

God, are you all right?

I just didn't see you coming across the street there, you know?

It's just, like I have this fear, a phobia of hurting people, you know, and...

Just...

Sorry, I'm just a little distracted by all this, you know, it's...

Well, you wanna give me a ride?

Excuse me?

I asked if you wanna give me a ride.

Sure.

Okay.

Sorry, I just wasn't paying attention. There's a lot to look at here.

I'm glad you're okay 'cause I have this fear of hurting people.

So where would you like me to take you?

All right, so you're gonna pull in there.

You blow me, it's 100. I blow you, it's 150.

More, we can do that, but we just need to move outta here, okay?

Yes, of course, I...

What?

It's just that, um...

What, you have a wife?

Yes. Why?

Oh, f***.

Oh, my God.

- You need to drive. - What?

You need to drive now. Drive the f***ing car.

Yeah, that's good.

We could do it like that.

- I'd like a room for... - $60.

$60, thank you.

This is a little strange for me, um...

Guess we can make some coffee.

Do you want some coffee?

No, I'm good.

How long do we have here?

An hour. It's up to you.

It's complimentary with the room. I guess I'll make it.

I...

I used to like being in motels when I was a little kid.

It was kinda neat just being somewhere else.

It's like...

F***.

Oh, my barista days are numbered.

It was fun, you know, just being somewhere else.

Where are you from?

- Ohio. - Oh.

Dayton.

No, you don't need to do that.

What?

You're fine just the way you are there.

Okay. Hey, it's your time.

Yeah.

I can smoke?

Of course, I don't know if this is a smoking room.

But look at this... I guess you can. I don't know.

So, what, you wanna touch me, or what are we gonna do here?

I don't even know your name.

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