The story tells of a mother who covers up a murder to protect her teenage son from being implicated. But someone knows and soon she is sinking deeper and deeper into a mire of blackmail and extortion.
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play "Finally A Thriller That Actually Thrills" -Esquire Still waters run deadly in this gripping suspense thriller about the extraordinary depths to which seemingly ordinary people will sink in the name of love Tilda Swinton "is magnificent" (The New York Times) as housewife Margaret Hall a fiercely protective mother caught in a vortex of deception when it appears that her son may be guilty of murder One desperate act leads to another and soon she&39;s being blackmailed by the mysterious Alek Spera (ER&39;s Goran Visnjic) But what begins as a riveting cat-and-mouse game between them soon evolves into a haunting romance Immersed in the tradition of Hitchcock&39;s best twists and turns The Deep End "holds its suspense to the very last drop" (The Toronto Star) Actors Tilda Swinton Goran Visnjic Raymond Barry Peter Donat Josh Lucas & Jonathan Tucker Director Scott McGehee & David Siegel Certificate 15 years and over Year 2001 Screen Widescreen 169 Anamorphic Languages English - Dolby Digital (51) Subtitles English Duration 1 hour and 36 minutes (approx)
When Margaret Hall (Tilda Swinton) discovers the dead body of her son's gay lover Darby, she immediately assumes her son, Beau, was the killer and tries to protect him by disposing of the corpse in the lake. A man named Spera (Goran Visnjic) then arrives at Margaret's home and attempts to blackmail her with video footage of Beau and Darby making love. Margaret tries and fails to raise the money, and the sympathetic Spera says he will try to persuade his partner Nagle to accept a delayed payment. Nagle, however, is determined to push things through to their bitter conclusion. Based on the novel 'The Blank Wall' by Elizabeth Sanxay Holding, which had previously been adapted for the screen by Max Ophuls under the title 'The Reckless Moment' (1949).
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