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Business of Strangers

Business of Strangers

  • Rating: Business of Strangers rated 3
  • Director: Patrick Stettner
  • Starring: Julia Stiles
  • Details: US / 84 mins / (15PG).

Career obsessive Channing and young rebel Stiles find themselves thrown together for one night in a hotel, and embark on a series of escalating power games. The emphasis is on characterisation and dialogue, and it plays like a stage drama, but director Stettner has a subtle touch when it comes to exploring each woman's psyche. Intriguing

Review by Declan Burke

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