Fast Food Fast Women (2000)

Synopsis of Fast Food Fast Women

Amos Kollek directs this quiet, understated comedy about lonely hearts and empty pockets in New York. Pushing 40, Bella (Anna Thomson) works as a waitress at small downtown diner in Manhattan. Her elderly regulars include Paul (Robert Modica), a lovelorn retiree who scours the personal ads and his ill-tempered buddies Seymour (Victor Argo) and Graham (Mark Margolis), who are more than a little disparaging toward Paul's attempts at finding love. Involved in a 12-year relationship with married Broadway theater director George (Austin Pendleton), Bella craves marriage and children. On a blind date set up by her mother, Bella meets Bruno, a divorced cabbie and fledgling novelist with two young children. Meanwhile, Paul meets ready-and-willing widow Emily (Louise Lasser), while Seymour shacks up with Wanda (Valerie Geffner), a stripper with a master's degree. This film was shown in competition at the 2000 Cannes Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Theatrical Feature Running Time:

96 mins

Director(s):

Amos Kollek

Writer(s):

Amos Kollek

Producer(s):

Hengameh Panahi

Theatrical MPAA Rating:

R(Nudity, Sexual Situations, Adult Language)

• 2000 - Cannes Film Festival - Ecumenical Special Mention

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