| | Some Body Theatrical Release (Not Yet Available on DVD)
| Category | Dramas DVDs, Friends Movies, Theatrical Releases (Not Yet Available) Videos, Sex, Relationships, Los Angeles, California, Parties | | Starring | Stephanie Bennett, Jeramy Guillory, Sean Michael Allen, Matt Cassado, Billy Ray Gallion, Laura Katz, Richie Magallanes, Marnie Shelton, Tom Vitorino | | Director | Henry Barrial | | Director of Photography | Geoffrey Pepos | | Executive Producer | Peter Broderick | | Music | Geoffrey Pepos | | Producer | Stephanie Bennett, Henry Barrial, Geoffrey Pepos | | Screenwriter | Stephanie Bennett, Henry Barrial |
Los Angeles twentysomethings Samantha (Stephanie Bennett) and Anthony (Jeremy Guillory) have been together for seven years, and she has grown bored. Following an evening where he finds her at a party on the verge of a tryst with another woman and a man, Samantha decides to move out on her own in order to sexually find herself. She seduces a neighbor upon moving into her new place, but this is just the beginning of a string of casual encounters. As Samantha attempts to juggle her job as an elementary school teacher with her nocturnal activities, she finds that casual sex is both the reason that she left her relationship as well as a means of coping with breaking up with a trusted friend.
Obviously influenced by the Dogme 95 movement (though not adhering to all of its tenets), Henry Berrial's SOME BODY uses digital video to its advantage, creating a sense of intimacy with very personal material. Shot very convincingly in documentary style--complete with talking head interviews--the story is reportedly based on events in the life of actor and co-screenwriter Bennett, which her raw, natural performance would seem to reinforce. The film was the first feature to be shown digitally at the Sundance Film Festival in 2001. Some Body Reviews: "...Revelatory....[With] honest insight into relationships..."
-- Jordan Reed, Box Office "...A terrifically sharp eyed and innovative drama....SOME BODY will take you places you haven't been, and also places you have..."
-- Owen Gleiberman, Entertainment Weekly "...A movie that is so dead-on in its evocation of the games people play that it's hard to tell where real life steps back and art steps in..."-- Jan Stuart, Los Angeles Times
This is the only Jeramy Guillory video. Stars also making their debut in this video: Sean Michael Allen, Matt Cassado, Billy Ray Gallion, Laura Katz, Richie Magallanes, Marnie Shelton, Tom Vitorino, Henry Barrial. Some Body | Orig Year | 2002 | | CD Universe Part number | 6870917 | | Release Date | New Some Body TR release date | | Rating | Not Rated | | Running Time | 80 Minutes | | Movie Details | Color |
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