A sultry Italian maid unlocks a couple's secret chamber and unleashes a private fantasy. An architect is lured by a mysterious beauty into a torrid game of temptation and seduction. And a hot-motored woman races a hard-driving man from the edge of passion to the depths of obsession in a detour to the back roads of destiny and desire in this Red Shoe Diaries collection.
Mary Lambert, Michael Karbelnikoff, Zalman King
Director
David Duchovny
Jake Winters (archive footage)
Marina Giulia Cavalli
Daria (archive footage)
Ally Sheedy
Karen (archive footage)
Scott Plank
Zach (archive footage)
Kenny Johnson
Tracer (archive footage)
Caitlin Dulany
Claudia (archive footage)
Nick Chinlund
Mysterious Driver (archive footage)
Sheryl Lee
Kate Lyons (archive footage)
Audie England
Waitress (archive footage)
Angela Cornell
Woman in Trailer (archive footage)
Frederick Washburn
Man in Trailer (archive footage)
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As a cultural touchstone, Jaws has launched a thousand parodies, tributes, and memorable quotes.
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