In the Bedroom
Why this pick
Like Little Children, it turns suburban domestic life into a precise, morally unsettled pressure cooker, with restrained performances and escalating emotional consequences.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Like Little Children, it turns suburban domestic life into a precise, morally unsettled pressure cooker, with restrained performances and escalating emotional consequences.
Why this pick
Its handsome mid-century surfaces conceal marital dissatisfaction, thwarted longing, and intimate cruelty, matching Little Children’s clear-eyed view of private despair.
Why this pick
A chilly, exquisitely observed portrait of suburban families drifting toward betrayal and damage; its ensemble perspective echoes Little Children’s social scrutiny.
Why this pick
It shares the tender but uncomfortable attention to marital restlessness and desire, allowing emotional uncertainty to matter more than easy judgment.
Why this pick
Another sharply written domestic dissection in which adult selfishness spills into family life, balancing painful realism with acerbic, observant humor.
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01 / THE STORY
Unhappy with their respective marriages, Sarah and Brad socialise and soon sparks fly. While the two struggle to legitimise their bond, their community faces trouble when sex convict Ronnie returns.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sarah Pierce

Kathy Adamson

Brad Adamson

Ronnie J. McGorvey

Larry Hedges

May McGorvey

Bullhorn Bob

Sheila