Afternoon Delight

Cast

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  Joey Soloway Director
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  Kathryn Hahn Rachel
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  Link Ruiz Car Wash Attendant 1
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  Cesar Garcia Car Wash Attendant 2
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  Jane Lynch Dr. Lenore
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  Michaela Watkins Jennie
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  Jessica St. Clair Stephanie
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  Sawyer Ever Logan
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  Josh Radnor Jeff
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  Makenna Cotton Ella
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  Keegan-Michael Key Bo
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  Javier Calderon Doorman

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• Muje Kariko 2024-10-18

  Rachel, a bored housewife and mother, is your typical upper class suburban woman. She has a beautiful house, a child, is involved with many different activities...but is bored. Rachel and her husband have not slept together in 6 months and of course she speaks to a therapist about it, who is always comparing her perfect lesbian relationship to hers. So they decide to go to a strip club one night and there she meets McKenna, a young girl, who she feels she needs to help. Rachel soon befriends and takes McKenna in. But over that course of time begins to discover new things about McKenna and herself. Of course as in every film, something bad happens and Rachel decides to no longer help McKenna. I've read bad reviews and some okay reviews. But in my opinion, more films like this one need to be made more often. You see the same stories play out all the time in mainstream movies and its indie films like this that give hope to cinema. Unfortunately films like these don't get seen as much. This film basically teaches you to appreciate the things in life that you already have, be grateful. Because it could be worse. The lead role of Rachel was just amazing, forgive me for not remembering the name as I write this. I've seen her mostly in comedic films, but this definitely showed her range as an actress. And Juno Temple, I love her. She was spectacular as always. She never seems to disappoint in anything she does. If your a big film buff like I am and enjoy simple yet superb story telli

• Theiconesthy 2024-10-07

  The entire 90 minute run of this film came down to the last 30 seconds...a bored middle class housewife discovers the meaning of life...she finally gets an *. That about sizes up Afternoon Delight. This is not a comedy, but a doemstic drama. However,I take odds with some other reviews here. The acting was fine and the direction was okay. As almost always in sub par films it was the script that sucked.It's a shame the stalwart best friend Kathyrn Hahn got a starring role in this feeble attempt at serious drama. The story is boring for two main reasons: It's been told several time before and its a repetition of the same almost real-time domestic life events for much of the film, from parties to card games and dull dialog. The only life in the film is the card game scene and the only actor worth watching, from a male viewpoint, the the cute and lovely Juno Temple. But,even she isn't given much to work with and her story isn't developed. The corker, is Jane Lynch as lesbian shrink who breaks down crying to her patient, Hahn, about her lover leaving her during Hahn's session time. That had to be a cinema first.

• ✨Amal_Jnoox✨👑🇦🇪 2024-10-07

  Jill Soloway's 'Afternoon Delight', won the directing award at the 2013 Sundance Festival. The critics weren't as kind: on Metacritic, there were 4 negative reviews, 10 mixed and only 7 positive. The film is really a dramedy, but more comedy than serious drama. Kathryn Hahn plays 'Rachel', a bored housewife in suburbia who is no longer having sex with her yuppie husband, Jeff. Rachel is presented as a ditsy do-gooder who decides to drag her husband along to a strip-club in the hopes that this might spice up their sex life. There, Rachel gets a lap dance from the *, McKenna, and later seeks her out on the streets, where she offers to put her up at her home, if, in exchange, McKenna works part-time, as a nanny to her young son. Soon Rachel learns that McKenna is more than a *— she's a high end prostitute. This is the premise of the film and it strains one's credulity that Rachel would actually even entertain the notion of putting up a prostitute in her house, a person who could end up harming her child. But Soloway is playing for laughs here—Rachel is a caricature of a do-gooder and Jeff is a passive schlub (the part of Jeff is particularly underdeveloped—he's someone we really never get to know at all). Soloway gets serious in the second half of the film, contrasting McKenna's lurid lifestyle with Rachel and Jeff's need to restore the sanctity of their marriage. At one point, Rachel freely accompanies McKenna to see one of her long-term clients—and soon realizes it was a big m

• Joy🦄 2024-10-07

  Really a fine film, takes middle America to the place they all want to go and but don't talk about. Kathryn Hahn, Juno Temple, Josh Radnor & Jessica St. Clair are these characters. Great watch after all the crap that has been out lately. Was really refreshing to see something made about people and their interactions be the story vs the story glosses past the interactions. The director & producers of this should be proud for turning out an honest, heart felt, well made product. Kathryn & Juno play off each other perfectly both able to transmit to the audience what they are feeling and thinking. Both of the super sexy in their own distinct way. Juno has this look that just melts anyone. See this flick, well worth the price of admission, will definitely make you ponder your own existence.

• Isleymbtr 2023-05-29

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• thatkidfromschool 2022-11-22

  'AFTERNOON DELIGHT': Four and a Half Stars (Out of Five) Indie comedy film about a stay-at-home mom, going through a midlife crisis, who invites a */hooker to come stay in her family's home (in order to try and 'help her'). It was written and directed by Jill Saloway; a TV writer and producer (for popular shows like 'SIX FEET UNDER' and 'UNITED STATES OF TARA') making her feature film writing and directorial debut. It stars Kathryn Hahn, Juno Temple, Josh Radnor and Jane Lynch. The movie is a good character study that's full of hilarious, yet mostly realistic, dialogue. It also gives Hahn a great opportunity to show off her dramatic lead acting abilities. I really enjoyed this movie! Hahn stars as Rachel, a mother (to a five-year-old son) who's unhappy with her current employment situation and bored with her marriage and lack of sex life. She sees a shrink, Lenore (Lynch), about her problems but the psychiatrist is always telling her about her own relationship (with another woman). One day Rachel talks her workaholic husband, Jeff (Radnor), into going to a strip club with her and her friends. She meets a young * named McKenna (Temple), when her friend buys her a lap dance, and is fascinated by her. Rachel then begins stalking McKenna, with the intent of helping her, and invites her to come stay at her house (when she ends up homeless on the street, temporarily). She then learns McKenna is also a hooker and experiences a sexual awakening through her friendship with her (while

• 𝕸𝖗.𝕽𝖊𝖓'𝖘0901 2022-11-22

  I'm shocked that none of these reviews even for a moment consider how degrading the film is to McKenna and sex workers in general. Is everyone so basic that they think the ridiculous "Sex worker?" "Sex worker?!" "Sex worker?!" campy echo from Rachael's friends isn't utterly banal? What stuffed-up privileged suburban lives do viewers live that they have zero empathy for working girls and the inane social prejudice against them. Are we supposed to like Rachael? Someone who's friends are such tedious, judgmental, normie biddies that they are horrified by her efforts to help Rachael integrate into a healthy job opportunity? The whole execution of this premise is ridiculously condescending. It could have been a good story, but it's just another example of privileged people using those less advantaged than themselves to fix their own broken lives then flushing them like toilet paper. Revolting.

• Jarelle Nolwene Elan 2022-11-22

  . . . and confirmation that female sex workers are people just like everyone else. Since the days of KING OF KINGS and KLUTE, Hollywood has toed the party line. Strippers, go-go girls, hookers, exotic dancers, prostitutes, belly dancers, whores, street walkers, call girls, burlesque artists, Velvet Touchers, fan dancers, Hootchie Cootchie gals, taxi dancers, and any other females who entered the world of men must have something wrong with them. They had to be "scared straight" (as was the case with Mary the Magdalen in KING OF KINGS (silent version from the 1920s, in which Mary's hard work had earned her a three-zebra chariot complete with a hunky driver prior to her meeting with Jesus) or live out sad (and usually short) existences (as with Jane Fonda in Klute). AFTERNOON DELIGHT, written and directed by a woman (Jill Soloway) breaks from the mold in a wonderfully unpredictable and entertaining fashion. I do not want to say anything else more specific about AFTERNOON DELIGHT--get your hands on this flick tonight, and experience the wonder for yourself.