
Bedrooms and Hallways
1998·Comedy·1h 36m
7.1
★





At the suggestion of a straight friend, gay man Leo joins a men’s group, where he causes some upsets by declaring his attraction to one of its members.
Directed by Rose Troche
coming out
meditation
woman director

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Cast

Kevin McKidd
Leo

Hugo Weaving
Jeremy

James Purefoy
Brendan

Tom Hollander
Darren

Christopher Fulford
Adam

Julie Graham
Angie

Con O'Neill
Terry

Paul Higgins
John

Jennifer Ehle
Sally

Harriet Walter
Sybil

Simon Callow
Keith

Merelina Kendall
Lady Homeowner 1
Crew

Rose Troche
Director

Ceci Dempsey
Producer
Popular Reviews
6 reviews
Steph
9.2★ · 09/19/24

there's something so incredibly camp and comforting about this. it's a product of late 90s early 00s sexuality obsession in partnership with a unique breed of judgement and has a messy ending that encapsulates that. Simon Callow and Harriet Walter genuinely give some of the greatest performances I have ever seen in my entire life and Tom Hollander wears some of the cuntiest outfits ever constructed. it's SUCH a mess but it feels very real. at points it's just absurd, every surrounding character gets the laughs and you're left very conflicted over Leo. I remember when I first watched this 2 years ago that I really did hate Leo, I was with Darren and Angie, I didn't like the massive change in direction and I was very much the projecting some weird conflictions I had myself. I've rewatched it many times since then and every time I feel something different and recognise more and more how fluid life is and how messy your surroundings can make it. I can totally see these events unfolding in a group of young adults today, but Sybil and Keith will go down in history no one can ever have what they had.
there's something so incredibly camp and comforting about this. it's a product of late 90s early 00s sexuality obsession in partnership with a unique breed of judgement and has a messy ending that encapsulates that. Simon Callow and Harriet Walter genuinely give some of the greatest performances I have ever seen in my entire life and Tom Hollander wears some of the cuntiest outfits ever constructed. it's SUCH a mess but it feels very real. at points it's just absurd, every surrounding character gets the laughs and you're left very conflicted over Leo. I remember when I first watched this 2 years ago that I really did hate Leo, I was with Darren and Angie, I didn't like the massive change in direction and I was very much the projecting some weird conflictions I had myself. I've rewatched it many times since then and every time I feel something different and recognise more and more how fluid life is and how messy your surroundings can make it. I can totally see these events unfolding in a group of young adults today, but Sybil and Keith will go down in history no one can ever have what they had.
Steph
9.2★ · 05/24/24

this film is the sole reason why Harriet Walter is a Dame
this film is the sole reason why Harriet Walter is a Dame
Steph
9.2★ · 08/26/23

Harriet Walter is so so incredibly horrendously superbly mother in this I'm going to actually die and rot in the ground she's my fav Dame ever. and dare I say Simon Callow is significantly mother as well. they are both my mothers and I am their child. and haircut 100 in the credits I LOVE this awful film
Harriet Walter is so so incredibly horrendously superbly mother in this I'm going to actually die and rot in the ground she's my fav Dame ever. and dare I say Simon Callow is significantly mother as well. they are both my mothers and I am their child. and haircut 100 in the credits I LOVE this awful film
Steph
9.2★ · 03/22/23

I want to be in Simon Callow's men's group
I want to be in Simon Callow's men's group
Amphibi
5.6★ · 06/02/22

had an absolute blast with this it was a fucking riot. couldnt help myself from gasping and cheering the whole time. this movie IS the bisexual agenda. also i want basically everyones clothes. i felt like i was being told an insane story by my best friend through facetime
had an absolute blast with this it was a fucking riot. couldnt help myself from gasping and cheering the whole time. this movie IS the bisexual agenda. also i want basically everyones clothes. i felt like i was being told an insane story by my best friend through facetime