
Full Frontal (2002) on Netflix
In Hollywood, Carl and Lee are a married couple drifting apart. Linda, a masseuse, plans to meet a man she knows only from online messages.
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- IMDb4.7/1010,322 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes39%
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Plot summary
Over one day in Hollywood, Carl, a magazine writer, and his wife Lee, a human resources vice president, start their morning together coldly before going to work, where Carl clashes with a boss he dislikes and Lee interviews an employee at risk of being fired. A masseuse named Linda, who has met a man online and withheld details about her age and work, makes plans to meet him at a hotel. Nicholas, an actor, is interviewed by Catherine on a flight from New York to Los Angeles, and she comments that his white colleagues' careers have progressed more easily than his own. A playwright, Arty, rehearses a play that imagines Hitler as an affable everyman. The day leads toward a birthday party for their friend Gus.
Cast
David Duchovnyas Gus
Nicky Kattas Hitler
Catherine Keeneras Lee
Mary McCormackas Linda
David Hyde Pierceas Carl
Julia Robertsas Francesca / Catherine
Blair Underwoodas Calvin / Nicholas
Enrico Colantonias Arty / Ed
Erika Alexanderas Lucy
Tracy Vilaras Heather
Brandon Keeneras Francesca's Assistant
Jeff Garlinas Harvey, probably
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Full Frontal (2002)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- After the September 11 attacks the film's title was changed to The Art of Negotiating a Turn, and when Harvey Weinstein said on the phone that he disliked it, Steven Soderbergh suggested the title Full Frontal instead.
- Full Frontal was shot on digital video with a Canon XL-1s camera, and the entire shoot took under a month.




























