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The secondary relationship is between the aging Paul (Robert Modica) and Emily (Louise Lasser). They too are working their way slowly toward a relationship. The pace starts out jumpier than MTV's "Undressed," with a series of vignettes that introduces the assorted characters, but gradually relaxes as their stories become intertwined. But like the relationships it's portraying, the film is littered with missteps. Kollek's female characters clearly spring from a male psyche – the supporting cast includes an apparent exhibitionist, a stuttering hooker and a peep-show worker studying Jung. Plus, if sixty-somethings are having as much sex with thirty-somethings as they do here, then Kollek truly believes they're golden years indeed. Modica and Lasser handle their roles with aplomb, and both Thomson and Harris have an unforced charm. But, despite the occasional chuckle, you're likely to find yourself wishing they had something more to work with. "Fast Food Fast Women" (R, 96 minutes) –Contains brief nudity, occasional profanity and sexual situations. Visions Cinema/Bistro/Lounge.
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Robert Modica and Louise Lasser negotiate their relationship in "Fast Food Fast Women."
(Lot 47 Films)
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