Home

Browse titles

How it works

Join Now

Sign in

Help


Genres

World Cinema

UK Premier

US Premier

Indie-Arthouse Cinema

Film Noir

UK Classics

US Classics

Australian

All genres


showcase

Now Available

Kino Hot Picks

Directors

Actors


collections

Kino All-time Top 100 rental titles

Christmas Movies

Blu-Ray High Definition

Featured Genre

Director's Cut

Actors' Studio

Oscar Winners . . . Best  Picture

AACTA - AFI Winners . . . Best  Picture

Cannes Classics

Members' Top 100 requested Titles


Service

Send a Gift

Contact Us



Titles

Free Trial

The Secret Lives of Dentists (2002)

<<back  


Director:

Alan Rudolph

Starring:

Robin Tunney, Denis Leary, Hope Davis, Campbell Scott

Released:

01/01/2002

Genres:

Romantic Drama, Indie-Arthouse Cinema

Origin:

USA

Certificate:

M

Running Time:

105 min

The Secret Lives of Dentists

synopsis


An insightful dramatic comedy by award winning director Alan Rudolph (Afterglow, Mrs Parker and the Vicious Circle) who employs this dental observation as a powerful metaphor for the complexities of marriage and human relationships. Dr. Dave Hurst (Campbell Scott) shares a private clinical practice with his attractive wife Dr. Dana (Hope Davis) in a ‘dream life’ with their three beautiful children. Dave believes he witnesses his wife in an intimate exchange with another man whiles she is performing in an opera. True to his emotionally repressed nature, his jealousy rages and his alter ego personifies in the form of his most difficult patient, Slater (Denis Leary). A hard living musician with a toothache, Slater becomes the running commentary on Dave’s personal conversations, churning up the dentist’s deepest insecurities and pushing Dave to the edge. All of this culminates in a hilarious yet harrowing week when the family succumbs to a raging flu.

 
 

Privacy

FAQs

Terms & Conditions

Plans & Prices

About Us

Facebook

© Copyright Kino 2024. All rights reserved.