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Release Date: 1998 Cast: Jim Frangione, Madison Arnold, Muriel Maida, Ed Hodson, Katrin Cartlidge, Sean Powers, Sally Stark, Vincent Phillip D'Onofrio, Patrick Husted, Colm Meaney
Categories: Movies, Indie, Adult Claire Dolan is a 1998 American-French drama film directed by Lodge Kerrigan. It was entered into the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.
Claire Dolan is an Irish immigrant working as a high-priced call girl in New York City; she doesn't enjoy the profession at all, but owes her pimp, Roland, a great deal of money and must continue to work to pay him off. After Claire's mother dies in a nursing home, she decides to run away from her life. She goes to neighboring Newark, NJ where she has a cousin and begins anew: she takes a job in a salon and forms a relationship with her cousin and her cousin's... MORE
Claire Dolan is a 1998 American-French drama film directed by Lodge Kerrigan. It was entered into the 1998 Cannes Film Festival.
Claire Dolan is an Irish immigrant working as a high-priced call girl in New York City; she doesn't enjoy the profession at all, but owes her pimp, Roland, a great deal of money and must continue to work to pay him off. After Claire's mother dies in a nursing home, she decides to run away from her life. She goes to neighboring Newark, NJ where she has a cousin and begins anew: she takes a job in a salon and forms a relationship with her cousin and her cousin's daughter, Siobhan.
Before long, she begins to receive suspicious phone calls; at work, she is called to the phone and when she answers there is no one on the line. At home in the middle of the night she receives another call. After hanging up, the phone rings again. She feels unsafe, that perhaps Roland has found her, and so she leaves her apartment and walks to a nearby bar. As soon as she walks in, she sits down at a man's table, asking if he is waiting for someone. When he says no, she asks him to dance with her. Claire and Elton dance for a few hours and we next see her waking up in his bed the LESS
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