Video trailers and nudity review for movie Hallam Foe (2007)
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| “I like creepy guys.” This is what Kate, a personnel manager at an Edinburgh hotel, says to a young co-worker after a few rounds of drinks one evening. As it happens, both of them are in luck. Hallam Foe, the co-worker in question, is even creepier than Kate suspects. He has been stalking her since before she hired him, and his main extracurricular activities are peering across the rooftops into her windows and scrambling up to her skylight to spy on her as she sleeps, has sex and practices her kickboxing. This young man — “Mister Foe” to American viewers of David Mackenzie’s new film, which was called “Hallam Foe” (the title of Peter Jinks’s novel) in Britain — is evidently troubled. Back home at his father’s estate, which he fled for the Scottish capital, Hallam was a seasoned voyeur with a taste for dressing up in animal skins and lipstick. His treehouse served as a shrine to his dead mother. She drowned in the loch, and Hallam is increasingly certain that she was murdered by his stepmother (Claire Forlani). Kate (Sophia Myles) first caught his eye because of her uncanny resemblance to poor old Mum (also embodied by Ms. Myles, in photographs), and his fixation on her is both sexual and filial. Creepy indeed. Hallam (played by the excellent Jamie Bell, who has gained some skill and shed a bit of cuteness since “Billy Elliot”) would no doubt benefit from some counseling, and the melodramatic twists of the plot ultimately serve as a kind of substitute therapy.
Nudity in the movie? Well, Sophia Myles has a nice topless scene wile having sex, really hot one. Claire Forlani is more shy but take a look at the thumb! A glimpse of her private hair. The third actress Ruth Milne have a nice outdoor sex scene too. |
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