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Synopsis: Delilah is an operator in a phone sex company whose job is to satisfy the clients with her cyber sex expertise. She is passionately in love with Russian literature. However she is a troubled woman, having hallucinations of a mysterious figure silently sitting next to her bed at nights. Samson is a writer who is facing mental blockade that makes him very desperate. One night when his mind denies to help him out with his type-writer, he sees an advertisement in a newspaper about a phone sex company. Hesitantly he dials the number and Delilah picks up the phone. After paying the fee, they begin to talk and gradually they embark on a fantasy journey filled with infidelity, lust, drama and blood. The imaginative world they create, will change their lives forever.
Genre: Adventure, Drama
Director(s): Terri Hanauer
Production: Sweet Talk Productions
 
IMDB:
5.3
Metacritic:
37
Rotten Tomatoes:
40%
NOT RATED
Year:
2013
92 min
Website
135 Views


"I don't know, Angie.

What do you want to do?"

Uh...

Ernest Borgnine from "Marty"?

Yes!

Yeah, you like old movies?

Yeah! I do!

I mean... Only the good ones!

I've seen "citizen Kane" like

15 times.

So, should I get undressed?

What are you wearing?

Not a whole lot.

Anything?

Mm, well, I'm wearing a

Teddy, but it's sheer.

You can see... Right through it.

Do you happen to have a fur

coat in your closet?

A fur coat?

Uh, yeah.

Yeah!

Sure! Doesn't everybody?

I want you to take off

everything else and go get your

fur coat and put it on.

Uh, I'm going to the closet

now, and...

I'm opening the door, and... oh,

there it is, the sable coat.

I'm, uh...

I'm slipping off my Teddy and

putting the coat on.

Okay, good.

Button it up.

I'm buttoning it up.

Tight. Button it up tight.

All right. Now what?

Now I want you in a train station...

In Europe.

Budapest.

Or Prague. What do you think?

I-I think it's your dime,

buddy.

Budapest...

Right before world war I.

I want you on one of those hard,

wooden benches.

The train station is deserted.

You're all alone.

It's the middle of the night.

It's winter.

It's snowing outside.

It's... it's bitter cold!

But the cold... it doesn't

bother you.

It excites you.

There's something erotic about

being there alone, naked under

your fur coat, in the middle of

the night, in the middle of the winter.

You can feel the silk lining of

the fur coat against your bare skin.

It turns you on.

Your nipples start to harden.

John...

oh, no, no! Wait, wait, wait!

Don't talk! Don't talk!

Your hands start to wander

beneath your coat.

You can't stop from touching yourself.

John, look.

I'm... I'm actually... I'm

really not into this, so...

Try.

Just try.

You go to warm yourself.

But you're not cold anymore.

You're burning up.

You're so hot, you feel like

running out into the snow and

diving in.

Your skin is so sensitive, it

hurts.

You can't bear to have anything

touching it, now, can you?

No.

You let your coat slide down

just off your shoulders...

Just enough to get the

station master's attention.

You don't know what's gonna

happen, but you know that

something has to.

You've gone too far.

So, who's it gonna be?

The station master...

a man with no present and no

past, a man who sits at a ticket

window of a train station where

no trains stop...

Waiting for someone to show up

in a fur coat?

If not him, who?

I'm gonna let you choose,

because this is very important.

Do you know why?

Because afterwards...

...When you light that cigarette

and the perspiration starts to dry...

You're gonna be all alone again.

That fateful moment when you're

back down on earth, surrounded

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Peter Lefcourt

Peter Lefcourt (born 1946) is an American television producer, a film and television screenwriter, and a novelist. Lefcourt's early career involved writing teleplays for primetime series such as Cagney and Lacey, Scarecrow and Mrs. King (both of which he also produced), Eight is Enough, and Remington Steele, among others. He penned the scripts for the television movies Monte Carlo, Cracked Up, Danielle Steel's Fine Things, and The Women of Windsor. In more recent years he executive-produced and wrote for Beggars and Choosers and Karen Sisco. Lefcourt was nominated for a 1984 Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series for Cagney and Lacey and won the following year. Much of Lefcourt's fiction has been inspired by his true-life experiences working behind-the-scenes in Hollywood. His first novel, The Deal, was adapted for the screen by William H. Macy and debuted at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. Several others of his books are under option or in various stages of development for feature films. His other novels are The Dreyfus Affair (1992), Di & I (1994), Abbreviating Ernie (1997), The Woody (1998), Eleven Karens (2003), The Manhattan Beach Project (2005), Le Jet Lag (2007), An American Family (2010) and Purgatory Gardens (2015). Lefcourt lives with his wife Terri in Santa Monica, California. In a 2012 interview with Larry Mantle on KPCC's Airtalk, Lefcourt stated he signed with Amazon.com to publish and distribute his most recent book "with some trepidation". He said friends told him he was 'joining the enemy', but his backlist is selling better electronically on Amazon.com than in it did at traditional booksellers while in print. more…

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