Wild Side (1995)

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Written by China Kong, Donald Cammell

Directed by Donald Cammell

Running Time: 115 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1995

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: UK/USA

Filmed in Colour

Alex Lee (Anne Heche) is a loan officer at an international bank who is forced into moonlighting as a hooker when her own debts begin to mount.

One night, Alex encounters a new client; financial racketeer, Bruno Buckingham (Christopher Walken), who becomes obsessed with Alex's dominating sexual performance.

Fearing she may be working for the FBI, Bruno sends his bodyguard, Tony (Steven Bauer), to check her out.

Meanwhile, Bruno's estranged wife, Virginia (Joan Chen), meets Alex at her bank and the two women become instantly attracted to each other, spawning a secret, lusty and risky relationship.

In a heated finale, these four people must face the secrets, lies and truths of their entangled lives.

Although absolutely slated on its initial release, this erotic thriller is worth persevering with.

Cast

Image for Anne HecheAnne HecheAlex Lee
Image for Christopher WalkenChristopher WalkenBruno Buckingham
Joan ChenVirginia Chow
Image for Steven BauerSteven BauerTony
Allen GarfieldDan Rackman
Adam NovackLyle Litvak
ZionHiro Sakamoto
Richard PalmerCop Driver
Randy CrowderFederal Agent
Marcus AureliusJames Reed
Michael Edward RoseMorse Jaeger
Lewis ArquetteThe Chief
Rolando de La MazaSteward
Candace KitaLotus Ita
Ian JohnsonPhilip Hamlyn

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