Paul Seed

Foreign intrigue and danger abound when suspicions fall on a Russian double spy, forcing him to defect. Spy thriller based upon the novel by Oscar-nominee Graham Greene ("The Fallen Idol") and adapted by Oscar-winner Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare In Love"). Starring Oscar-winners Richard Attenborough ("Elizabeth" "The Lost World: Jurassic Park") and John Gielgud ("Arthur," "Shine") and Golden Globe-nominee Derek Jacobi ("Hamlet"). With supermodel Iman. Directed by Oscar-nominee Otto Preminger ("Laura," "Anatomy of a Murder").

Foreign intrigue and danger abound when suspicions fall on a Russian double spy, forcing him to defect. Spy thriller based upon the novel by Graham Greene ("The Fallen Idol") and adapted by Tom Stoppard ("Shakespeare In Love"). Starring Richard Attenborough ("Elizabeth" "The Lost World: Jurassic Park") and John Gielgud ("Arthur," "Shine") and Derek Jacobi ("Hamlet"). With supermodel Iman. Directed by Otto Preminger ("Laura," "Anatomy of a Murder").

The Affair Synopsis 'A must-have for romantic film fans.' - Cineville In Topanga Canyon, in a beautiful but sparely appointed house, Jean Mackenzie feels like she's suffocating in her marriage to Paul a tightly-wound architect. Trapped within the modernist confines of her remote canyon home and stifling marriage to her uptight architect husband Paul (Horatio Ledon, Bullet), lonely housewife Jean (Kelsey Oldershaw, What Women Want) finds liberation and comfort in the arms of thefreewheeling and decidedly bohemian Viggo (Andy McKenzie, Throttle). Somewhere between the extremes of her new-found freedom and the ordered structure of her marriage lies the path to true happiness . . . if only she can find a way.

The Affair Synopsis 'A must-have for romantic film fans.' - Cineville In Topanga Canyon, in a beautiful but sparely appointed house, Jean Mackenzie feels like she's suffocating in her marriage to Paul a tightly-wound architect. Trapped within the modernist confines of her remote canyon home and stifling marriage to her uptight architect husband Paul (Horatio Ledon, Bullet), lonely housewife Jean (Kelsey Oldershaw, What Women Want) finds liberation and comfort in the arms of thefreewheeling and decidedly bohemian Viggo (Andy McKenzie, Throttle). Somewhere between the extremes of her new-found freedom and the ordered structure of her marriage lies the path to true happiness . . . if only she can find a way.