Thursday, August 29, 2013

The Playlist: Review: Sundance Best Director Winner 'Afternoon Delight' Starring Kathryn Hahn & Juno Temple

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Review: Sundance Best Director Winner 'Afternoon Delight' Starring Kathryn Hahn & Juno Temple
Aug 29th 2013, 23:02, by Cory Everett

The premise of "Afternoon Delight," admittedly, does not sound terribly appealing: to spice up their sex life, a Silverlake couple goes for a night out at a gentleman's club and subsequently take in a stripper in need of help. From that logline alone you can glean that their relatively buttoned-up sex lives will get a jolt of temporary excitement, the threat of infidelity will loom larger in their house and this will undoubtedly turn out to be a very big mistake for all of them. Unfortunately for those who dismissed the film because of its broad premise, "Afternoon Delight" turned out to be one of the unexpected highlights of this year's Sundance Film Festival. Rachel (Kathryn Hahn) is a thirty-something wife and mother who seemingly has it all but can't help but feel vaguely dissatisfied with her life. Her husband Jeff (Josh Radnor) works as an app developer and has provided his family with a very nice home in one of L.A.'s hippest neighborhoods. But since the arrival of their child...

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