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28 Hotel Rooms (2012)

A tale of an extramarital affair that unfolds over many encounters, “28 Hotel Rooms” witnesses both passionate moments and deep emotional struggles between two individuals who have intermittent contact. They are both otherwise committed but find themselves drawn back to each other repeatedly, exploring the depths of a complex relationship defined by fleeting moments in hotel rooms. As they try to balance the reality of their personal lives with the secrecy of their rendezvous, the film delves into themes of love, fidelity, and the choices we make.

Length: 1h22m
Genre: Drama, Romance
This Title is: Intimate, Thought-Provoking

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Cast

  • Chris Messina as Man
  • Marin Ireland as Woman
  • Robert Deamer as Bartender

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: TV-MA

Content warnings include scenes of sexuality, language, and brief nudity.

Trivia

  • The film is notable for its narrative structure, built around 28 separate hotel room encounters.
  • Both lead actors, Chris Messina and Marin Ireland, have been praised for their compelling performances.
  • The movie marks the directorial debut of Matt Ross.

Our Review

“28 Hotel Rooms” presents an intimate exploration of an affair that is as raw as it is real. With compelling performances by Chris Messina and Marin Ireland, the film captures the nuances of a complicated relationship with a rare honesty. The director uses the confined hotel spaces to enhance the intensity of the couple’s interactions, making viewers privy to private conversations and moments that are often unspoken. While the narrative can feel disjointed at times, reflecting the sporadic nature of the couple’s meetings, it also contributes to the overall impact of the story. A recommended watch for those interested in character-driven dramas that do not shy away from the complexities of human emotions and relationships.

Critic Scores

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