In the Room

Synopsis

In the Room with Josie Ho, also known as 无限春光27, is a 2015 Hong Kong film that revolves around a luxurious hotel suite where various characters experience sensual and emotional encounters. The movie explores themes of desire, love, and the complexities of human relationships as the characters navigate passion, deception, and self-discovery within the confines of the room. Through a series of interconnected stories, the film delves into the intimate lives of the individuals, revealing their vulnerabilities, desires, and secrets. In the Room offers a unique and provocative glimpse into the private world of its characters, inviting viewers to ponder the complexities of human connection and intimacy.

Cast

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  Boon Pin Koh

  Kong (segment "Rubber")

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  Daniel Jenkins

  Lawrence (segment "Rubber")

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  Josie Ho

  Orchid (segment "Pussy")

• Jean Maguire

  Boss Lei (segment "Pussy")

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  Gillian Tan

  Orchid Student (segment "Pussy")

• Rain Chan

  Orchid Student (segment "Pussy")

Reviews

In the Room has drawn mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its bold storytelling and sensual atmosphere, while others critique its fragmented narrative and lack of depth. Rotten Tomatoes gives the film a 67% rating, indicating a generally favorable response. The Hollywood Reporter describes the movie as 'a sensual and provocative exploration of human desires within a confined space,' lauding Josie Ho's performance as captivating and emotionally resonant. On the other hand, IMDb's rating of 4.5/10 reflects mixed audience feedback, with some viewers appreciating the film's unconventional approach to storytelling, while others find it disjointed and lacking cohesion. Metacritic notes the film's visual style and eclectic ensemble cast but highlights its shortcomings in coherence and character development.