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別名: مولی پارکر
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Molly Parker was born on June 30, 1972, and gained significant attention for portraying necrophiliac medical student Sandra Larson in the controversial drama 'Kissed' (1996). She later played Alma Garret on HBO's 'Deadwood' (2004-2006) and politician Jacqueline Sharp on Netflix's 'House of Cards' (2014-2017), earning a Primetime Emmy nomination for the latter role. Notable films include 'The Center of the World' (2001), 'The Road' (2009), 'American Pastoral' (2016), and Netflix's 'Small Crimes' and '1922' (both 2017). From 2018 to 2021, she starred as Maureen Robinson in Netflix's 'Lost in Space'.
公開年: 1996
国: Canada
別題: Besado, Целуната, Cerimônia de Amor, Kissed - Todeskuss, Necrophile Kiss - Der Todeskuss, Pagomena filia, Hideg csók, Kissed - en uvanlig kjærlighet, Zimny pocalunek, Поцелуй со смертью, Öpülmüs
監督: Lynne Stopkewich
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制作会社: Boneyard Film Company Inc., British Columbia Film, Canada Council for the Arts
ジャンル: Drama, Romance
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キーワード: necrophilia, philosophical, romantic, woman director
Sandra Larson has been fascinated by death since childhood, performing ritualistic burials for dead animals. As an adult, she gets a job at Wallis Funeral Home and begins studying embalming. Her fascination with death evolves into necrophilia while working at the funeral home. Meanwhile, Sandra begins her first romantic relationship with Matt, a medical student who finds her necrophilia compelling. The film explores their relationship and the depths of Sandra's feelings for him as she navigates her unique attraction.
Directed by Lynne Stopkewich in 1996, 'Kissed' is a Canadian drama that delves into the unconventional romantic life of Sandra Larson, played by Molly Parker. The film explores Sandra's fascination with death and its progression into necrophilia, making it a unique and thought-provoking examination of human attraction and desire. Although plot details are limited in the provided sources, 'Kissed' is notable for its philosophical exploration of taboo subjects and its position as one of few films directed by women at the time.