Fireworks Logo

Trailers...

  • Parenting (The)
  • Summer’s Camera
  • Toxico
  • Night Like This (A)
  • Drip Like Coffee
  • Clown in a Cornfield
  • Shrinking
  • One Day
  • Freaky Tales
  • Mea Culpa
  • Departures
  • Fatherhood
  • Lucky, Apartment
  • Manok
  • To Our Friends
  • Body to Live In (A)
  • Few Feet Away (A)
  • Truth or Dare
  • Where You Find Me
  • How to Live
  • Janine Moves to the Country
  • Ice Tower (The)
  • Houses
  • Hot Milk
  • Habibi, Song for my friends
  • Four Mothers
  • No Beast. So Fierce
  • Night Stage
  • Nature of Invisible Things (The)
  • Lakeview
  • Trio Hall (The)
  • Rebrand (The)
  • Queerpanorama
  • Where the Night Stands Still
  • Two Times João Liberada
  • Vermiglio
  • O'Dessa
  • Mami Wata
  • Invisible Boys
  • Clay Men

9½ Weeks

Country: USA, Language: English, 112 mins

  • Director: Adrian Lyne
  • Writer: Sarah Kernochan; Zalman King
  • Producer: Keith Barish; Mark Damon

CGiii Comment

Maligned and misunderstood?

Or, a bizarre cross between David Hamilton softcore imagery and Flashdance choreography?

Adrian Lyne has made some seriously notable films - this, after the iconic Flashdance.

It's slow and intense...and reeks of the 80s. The curiosity value is as a precursor to the fatal, indecent attractions and proposals.

Strangely, it's better now than it was then!


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

An erotic story about a woman, the assistant of an art gallery, who gets involved in an impersonal affair with a man. She barely knows about his life, only about the sex games they play, so the relationship begins to get complicated.

Cast & Characters

Mickey Rourke as John;
Kim Basinger as Elizabeth;
Margaret Whitton as Molly;
David Margulies as Harvey;
Christine Baranski as Thea;
Karen Young as Sue;
William De Acutis as Ted;
Dwight Weist as Farnsworth;
Roderick Cook as Sinclair - the Critic;
Victor Truro as Gallery Client;
Justine Johnston as Bedding Saleswoman;
Cintia Cruz as Whore;
Kim Chan as Chinatown Butcher;
Lee Lai Sing as Angry Chinese Customer;
Rudolph Willrich as Chinatown Shopper