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Beneath her twinset, repressed housewife Gwyneth (Mandy McMullin) is close to the edge: of attacking the dishwasher, and giving in to lust (thanks to neighbour Kevin Smith). Especially so after learning the husband has done the dirty on her. Based on a Fiona Farrell story, Mon Desir offers an arresting blend of fantasy, satire and domestic tragedy. Writer/director Nicky Marshall scratches under the fingernails of Kiwi small towns, to reveal “what happens behind the facade of wholesome goodness and normality”. Mon Desir was chosen for Cannes 'Un Certain Regard' section.
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Nicky Marshall
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Television, 1978 (Full Length Episode)
A more sober exploration of suburban repression
1992 Cannes Film Festival
Un Certain Regard
Festivals include
New York, New Zealand, Toronto, Montreal, London, Hof (Germany)