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Restrained, uptight prep school instructor Andrew Crocker-Harris (convincingly played by Finney) is being forced out of his job. Resentful wife Laura (the staid Scacchi) can barely contain her anger -- or her hormones: She's been sleeping with the American chemistry teacher (Matthew Modine). Even in crisis, as he faces his barren life, Crocker-Harris can hardly let down his guard enough to communicate -- except for one tearful scene with a student (Ben Silverstone). Otherwise, so little happens in the film's 97 minutes that you needn't worry about missing much during trips to the fridge.
Posted Sep 29, 1995
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