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Featuring:
Martin Freeman, Mandy Moore, Jonathan Silverman
Written by:
Jonathan Newman
Directed by:
Jonathan Newman
Release Date:
June 1, 2011
Original Title:
Swinging with the Finkels
Alternate Titles:
Antallagi zevgarion
Intercâmbio de Casais
Swinging with the Finkels - Langweilig war gestern!
Genres:
Comedy | Romance
Production Companies:
Filmaka.com
Kintop Pictures
Serendipity Films
StarLight Films
Production Countries:
United Kingdom
Ratings / Certifications:
DE: 12 IE: 15 US: R
Runtime: 85
A suburban couple decide to spice up their lives by swinging with another couple.
Married London couple Ellie and Alvin have seen the lust fade from their marriage several years after their wedding. They act more like friends than husband and wife. They have little in common; she is a clothing designer, eager to conquer the fashion world and make a name for herself, while he seems content with being with his friends and maintaining a low profile in his office. She is also willing to try new things in their sex life, including bringing in new partners, while he is comfortable with keeping their physical relationship low-key. After their friend Peter admits that he cheated on his wife Janet, they are determined to spice up their marriage and re-ignite the sparks they once felt towards each other. After debating what they can do to save their marriage, Ellie suggests that they "swing," and have consensual affairs. They find the ideal couple, Richard and Clementine, who have similar interests and the same marital problems as them. After their night with them, they debate whether or not swinging actually helped revive their relationship.
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Additional Still Photographer:
Susanna Wyatt
Art Direction:
Gareth Thomas
Camera Trainee:
Sashi Kissoon
Costume Design:
Annie Hardinge
Director:
Jonathan Newman
Director of Photography:
Dirk Nel
Editor:
Eddie Hamilton
Executive Producer:
Thomas Augsberger
Philip von Alvensleben
David Mutch
First Assistant Camera:
Nathan Mann
Hair Department Head:
Christine Allsopp
Makeup Artist:
Veronica Lewis
Gemma Low
Samantha Denyer
Original Music Composer:
Mark Thomas
Producer:
Deepak Nayar
Production Design:
James Lewis
Second Assistant Camera:
Ruth Woodside
Christopher R. Nunn
Set Decoration:
Debbie Moles
Steadicam Operator:
Zac Nicholson
Writer:
Jonathan Newman
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