Thirst Street

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Thirst Street

2017

1h 23m

Comedy

Drama

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24 Reviews

53%

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A flight attendant who is grieving over her lover's suicide begins to lose sight of reality when she falls for a Parisian bartender.

Critics Consensus

Thirst Street plunges viewers into one woman's harrowing ordeal -- a journey made all the more gripping thanks to Lindsay Burdge's central performance.

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J. R. Jones

Chicago Reader

03/25/2020

Essentially this is Fatal Attraction with the gender perspective reversed, which may constitute some sort of progress but hardly obviates the castration anxiety at the root of the story.

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Richard Roeper

Chicago Sun-Times

12/01/2017

3/4

So no, it's not a sly, dark, romantic deadpan comedy after all. It's dark all right - but it looks more like a train than a light at the end of the tunnel.

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April Wolfe

Village Voice

10/06/2017

Normally, I'm eager for a story about a woman humiliating herself for love, but the tone of this fanciful film at times struck me as all wrong.

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Leigh Monson

Substream Magazine

10/01/2020

A short, simple film that nails its aesthetic and provides a compelling tale of how someone psychologically unwell can confuse obsession for love.

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Elissa Suh

MUBI

02/27/2020

The film bestows us the opportunity for dialogue, as the best of cinema and many titles often do.

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Matt Oakes

Silver Screen Riot

11/02/2018

B+

A psychedelic 70s exploitation look and feel gives Thirst Street a dreamy Euro-Trash quality.

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10/11/2020

2.3. I am not sure if you are supposed to feel bad for the girl or the guy but in the end I’m leaning much more towards the guy. Despite his obvious flaws you can tell her tried his best to be patient and as nice as possible with a psychotic woman

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01/05/2018

There's not much in the way of bruising insight into the makeup of a deteriorating personality, but for a compact spin through well-trod fields of lustful, sad-mad blindness, "Thirst Street" has its share of disreputably perverse pleasures.

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05/08/2017

Dynamite film! Saw it at Tribeca and loved it.

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Synopsis

A flight attendant who is grieving over her lover's suicide begins to lose sight of reality when she falls for a Parisian bartender.

Director: Nathan Silver
Producer: Ruben Amar, Louise Bellicaud, Joshua Blum, Claire Charles-Gervais, Matthew Edward Ellison, Jordan Goldnadel, Josh Mandel, Elsa Leeb, Katie Stern, David Solal, C. Mason Wells
Screenwriter: Nathan Silver, C. Mason Wells
Distributor: Samuel Goldwyn Films
Production Co: Papermoon Films
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Sep 21, 2017, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Dec 12, 2017
Runtime: 1h 23m