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Swimming Pool
2003
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Famous British mystery writer Sarah Morton (Charlotte Rampling) needs a break, so when her publisher, John Bosload (Charles Dance), offers to let her use his vacation home in southern France during the off-season, Sarah deems it the perfect opportunity for a breather. Her hopes for a carefree idyll are shattered, however, when John's shiftless and brazenly promiscuous daughter (Ludivine Sagnier) arrives and sweeps Sarah into her reckless world.
Synopsis compliments of Netflix
Foreign, Indie, Thriller
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A dreadfully slow movie, vaguely reminiscent of Stealing Beauty in pacing and atmosphere, but completely different as far as content and value.
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