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Release Date: 1996 Cast: Jason Flemyng, Joely Richardson, Kelly Hunter, Maeve Murphy, Sam Bould, David Calder, Ian Hart, Shaheen Khan, Andy Rashleigh, Martin Donovan
Categories: Movies, Gay Themed, Family Drama, Gay Interest, Gay, Courtroom Drama Hollow Reed is a 1996 drama film directed by Angela Pope. The story takes place in Bath, Somerset.
Oliver Wyatt (Sam Bould) lives with his mother Hannah Wyatt (Joely Richardson) and her live-in boyfriend Frank Donally (Jason Flemyng) and spends occasional afternoons with his father Martyn Wyatt (Martin Donovan). After Oliver suffers a series of mysterious physical injuries, on which he vaguely blames neighbordhood bullies, suspicions are raised by his General practitioner father against Hannah's boyfriend, Frank.
While Martyn becomes firmly convinced Frank is abusing his son, Oliver... MORE
Hollow Reed is a 1996 drama film directed by Angela Pope. The story takes place in Bath, Somerset.
Oliver Wyatt (Sam Bould) lives with his mother Hannah Wyatt (Joely Richardson) and her live-in boyfriend Frank Donally (Jason Flemyng) and spends occasional afternoons with his father Martyn Wyatt (Martin Donovan). After Oliver suffers a series of mysterious physical injuries, on which he vaguely blames neighbordhood bullies, suspicions are raised by his General practitioner father against Hannah's boyfriend, Frank.
While Martyn becomes firmly convinced Frank is abusing his son, Oliver maintains a silence about the true source of his injuries, and Hannah refuses to believe Frank could be abusing her son. Martyn begins court proceedings to gain sole custody of Oliver, though his homosexual relationship with Tom Dixon (Ian Hart) is brought as evidence by Hannah's lawyer of the unsuitability of Martyn's home. Only after she catches Frank abusing Oliver does Hannah accept that her boyfriend is the source of Oliver's injuries, though she is swayed by Frank's pleas and agrees to remain quiet about the issue and promises Oliver that the abuse will end.
In the climactic scene, Oliver attacks LESS
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