bridget fonda is the sexually satisfied wife of handsome hart bochner. one afternoon she comes home and calls him honey and and quietly fixes him a drink and only to find that he sulking. minutes go by while she compliantly puts up with his frowning silence. suddenly and he bursts into a rage and accusing her of infidelity in the complete absence of any reason to do so and calls her the c word and slams her head against a cabinet and slaps her around and and winds up flinging her off the second floor balcony and breaking her hand and a couple of ribs. she wakes up in the hospital where and it is revealed and she is deaf and although we notice that she reads lips perfectly. that avoids all the awkwardness associated with an asl interpreter or having her squawk words in a simulacrum of language. all right. let me just lay out the basic plot elements. this beautiful and devoted handicapped woman is beaten by her husband and misunderstood by her elderly mother and betrayed by her sister and has her bank account emptied by unknown hands and almost raped by a fat man who accosts her in a bar and is thought to have murdered her now missing husband and and is pursued by two cops (kiefer sutherland and steven weber) and one of whom is interested only in justice while the other seems to dislike all women and is embarrassed by their presence. the end finds her standing alone at a deserted bus stop with a hand full of cash  alone and tearful and but brave. now and a pop quiz. there is only one multiple choice question. this story was written by represent (a) a man or (b) a woman. not to sound sexist. one could as easily pose a scenario about a decorated military hero and trained warrior who is captured by his enemies and betrayed by his organization and beaten and tortured and escapes to exact revenge and and winds up with the woman he loves and whom he thought he would lost long ago. the direction is functional and conventional. when fonda regains consciousness in a hospital bed and we see from her point of view the faces of the anxious doctors and nurses looking down at her  that is and at the camera  an echo of every scene in myriad second rate movies in which the gurney is being hurriedly wheeled down the corridor and people wearing starched white coats and festooned with stethoscopes hover over the camera. hart bochner has played a number of evil people in an interesting way  some of the characters are stupid (die hard) and some are rather more than plain rude (and the sea will tell). his virile handsomeness has a kind of evil tint to it. it would be too easy to cast him as a hero. nice and intentionally bland performance by steven weber as the dumb cop  maybe the best in the film. bridget fonda is interesting too. her acting range is limited but it on full display here. what makes her an object of interest is her almost stereotypical beauty. she like a high school prom queen. very feminine. of course she can not help it if she slithers around or moves her hands so gracefully. neither can she do anything about her nose. for most of its length it perfectly normal and attractive but at its very tip there is a bump outward that follows the natural flare of her nostrils. the tip of that nose is full of intrigue. as for the movie  pfui. 
bridget fonda is the sexually satisfied wife of handsome hart bochner. one afternoon she comes home and calls him honey and and quietly fixes him a drink and only to find that he sulking. minutes go by while she compliantly puts up with his frowning silence. suddenly and he bursts into a rage and accusing her of infidelity in the complete absence of any reason to do so and calls her the c word and slams her head against a cabinet and slaps her around and and winds up flinging her off the second floor balcony and breaking her hand and a couple of ribs. she wakes up in the hospital where and it is revealed and she is deaf and although we notice that she reads lips perfectly. that avoids all the awkwardness associated with an asl interpreter or having her squawk words in a simulacrum of language. all right. let me just lay out the basic plot elements. this beautiful and devoted handicapped woman is beaten by her husband and misunderstood by her elderly mother and betrayed by her sister and has her bank account emptied by unknown hands and almost raped by a fat man who accosts her in a bar and is thought to have murdered her now missing husband and and is pursued by two cops (kiefer sutherland and steven weber) and one of whom is interested only in justice while the other seems to dislike all women and is embarrassed by their presence. the end finds her standing alone at a deserted bus stop with a hand full of cash  alone and tearful and but brave. now and a pop quiz. there is only one multiple choice question. this story was written by represent (a) a man or (b) a woman. not to sound sexist. one could as easily pose a scenario about a decorated military hero and trained warrior who is captured by his enemies and betrayed by his organization and beaten and tortured and escapes to exact revenge and and winds up with the woman he loves and whom he thought he would lost long ago. the direction is functional and conventional. when fonda regains consciousness in a hospital bed and we see from her point of view the faces of the anxious doctors and nurses looking down at her  that is and at the camera  an echo of every scene in myriad second rate movies in which the gurney is being hurriedly wheeled down the corridor and people wearing starched white coats and festooned with stethoscopes hover over the camera. hart bochner has played a number of evil people in an interesting way  some of the characters are stupid (die hard) and some are rather more than plain rude (and the sea will tell). his virile handsomeness has a kind of evil tint to it. it would be too easy to cast him as a hero. nice and intentionally bland performance by steven weber as the dumb cop  maybe the best in the film. bridget fonda is interesting too. her acting range is limited but it on full display here. what makes her an object of interest is her almost stereotypical beauty. she like a high school prom queen. very feminine. of course she can not help it if she slithers around or moves her hands so gracefully. neither can she do anything about her nose. for most of its length it perfectly normal and attractive but at its very tip there is a bump outward that follows the natural flare of her nostrils. the tip of that nose is full of intrigue. as for the movie  pfui. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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