Saturday, December 01, 2012
"The Resident" doesn't sell living in Brooklyn
In the opening of “The Resident” (a 2011 film from Antti
Jokinen), a young medical resident, Dr. Juliet Devereau, separated from her
husband, seeks an apartment in the Big Apple, and a realtor, demonstrating how
a murphy bed works, says, “Welcome to real New York living”. She explores the Brooklyn Promenade area near
the Brooklyn Bridge (did I catch a glimpse of Bargemuisc?) before stumbling on
a huge loft for only $3800 a month.
The rest of this horror thriller (from Image and Hammer
Films) explores the plot (and thriller) implications of the landlord’s being
after her. It’s so non descript that
they could film much of this in New Mexico.
Oh, yes, she’s pretty effective as an emergency room doctor,
where men lose their chests. So she
knows how to defend herself, particularly in the final sequence.
The link for the film is here.
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