The Invisible Man
A modern mansion sitting on the edge of a cliff; waves crashing against it in a tumultuous storm; a woman quietly escaping at night while her lover is asleep, as sinister violins play on the soundtrack: all the money in the world couldn’t keep her with him. This is a promising recipe for a classic 1990s erotic thriller, but with one major exception: despite being titled after her assailant, the focus of The Invisible Man and its story of love and money, manipulation and murder, is a woman.
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