Other Voices

Plot

Dan McCormack spins this yuppie nightmare about lost identity, lost love, and New York. Phil (David Aaron Baker) and Anna (Mary McCormack) are a young couple whose marriage is slowly going sour. Each suspects the other of having an illicit affair. Anna shares with her analyst, Dr. Grover (Stockard Channing), that she is seeing another man, while Phil confides in his wildly erratic buddy John (Campbell Scott), that while he suspects Anna is sleeping around, he is engaging in a little extra-marital infidelity himself. Though Dr. Grover is unnerved by how flippantly Anna is treating her dalliances, John suggests that Phil consult with Jordin (Peter Gallagher in an outrageous French accent), one of Gotham's finest private dicks. Soon Phil finds himself jumped by Mink (Ricky Aiello), one of Jordin's goons, and Anna is stalked by her unhinged brother Jeff (Rob Morrow) who is trying to prevent a rendezvous between her and her mysterious lover. This film was screened at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival. ~ Jonathan Crow, Rovi

Cast

• Mary McCormack - Anna
• David Aaron Baker - Phil
• Campbell Scott - John
• Rob Morrow - Jeff
• Stockard Channing - Dr.Grover

Peter Gallagher - Jordin; Rick Aiello - Mink

Credit

Kerry Barden - Casting, Billy Hopkins - Casting, Suzanne Smith - Casting, Deborah Capogrosso - Co-producer, Alicia Reilly-Larson - Co-producer, Catherine Marie Thomas - Costume Designer, Dan McCormack - Director, Fred M. Wardell - Editor, Robert Baruc - Executive Producer, Milena Rimassa - Executive Producer, Lucas E. Devenn - Executive Producer, Jonathan Shoemaker - Line Producer, William Stromberg - Composer (Music Score), Michael Krantz - Production Designer, Dan Gillham - Cinematographer, Ruth Charny - Producer, Shelly Strong - Producer, Dan McCormack - Screenwriter, Martin Hunter - Supervising Editor

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