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In the summer of 1963, Jeffrey Willis (Matt Dillon) joins some friends for a day of playing Gin rummy at the El Flamingo Club, a private beach resort in Rockaway, Brooklyn. There, he meets the girl of his dreams Carla Sampson (Janet Jones). After the Gin game and being told of the club's strict policy regarding guests, Jeffrey is upset, but not for long, since he immediately landed a job as a car valet and eventually, cabana steward. Jeffrey is a kid from a middle class Brooklyn family and his father (Hector Elizondo) does not approve of him working at the private club.During his first day working there, Jeffrey meets his hero and mentor at the resort is the reigning Gin rummy card game champ, Phil Brody (Richard Crenna). Jeffrey, a winning Gin Rummy player himself, and his friends, admire Brody and how his wins at the Gin rummy table make him seem "psychic," knowing which cards to give up. Brody also takes a liking to Jeffrey, eventually showing him his car business, and gives him hopes that car sales are where he belongs as a career.Jeffrey gets further immersed in the "easy buck," defying his father's guidance. During dinner, Jeffrey notably says he "will not be needing college" and plans to pursue being a car salesman instead. That evening, Jeffrey and his co-workers at The Flamingo also venture to Yonkers Raceway together, risking cash on a horse tip but come up short when the trotter breaks stride.Eventually, Jeffrey leaves home to pursue the sales job. However, Brody, angry that Jeffrey disturbed him during a dance class, reveals to Jeffrey that the job opening at the car dealership is for a stock boy, not as a salesman as Jeffrey had been led to believe was his when he asked for it. Brody encourages Jeffrey to take the stock boy position so he can work his way up. Jeffrey becomes shocked at his mentor's actions and reconsiders college.In the meantime, after spending some romantic time with Carla on the sides throughout the film, she tells Jeffrey that she will be leaving town to attend college out of state. Jeffrey is sad to see her leave, but this inspires him to make a change as he bids her goodbye.Near summer's end on the final week before Labor Day, Jeffrey observes that a regular onlooker, "Big Sid", is feeding signals to Brody, the true cause of Brody's winning ways. When Big Sid and a member of the gin team playing against Brody's team are overcome by the heat, Jeffrey fills in, opposing Brody, and seeking to help win back the unfair profits Brody won from his friends over the course of the summer. Jeffrey and his team eventually win back what was unfairly lost, including a good profit besides. Realizing the mistakes he made in rejecting his father's good advice, Jeffrey makes up with his father in a touching final scene at Larry's Fish House ("Any Fish You Wish"), where his family is dining and joins them for dinner.
Output: Question: who is playing against brody's team?, Answer: Big Sid and a member of the gin
In the summer of 1963, Jeffrey Willis (Matt Dillon) joins some friends for a day of playing Gin rummy at the El Flamingo Club, a private beach resort in Rockaway, Brooklyn. There, he meets the girl of his dreams Carla Sampson (Janet Jones). After the Gin game and being told of the club's strict policy regarding guests, Jeffrey is upset, but not for long, since he immediately landed a job as a car valet and eventually, cabana steward. Jeffrey is a kid from a middle class Brooklyn family and his father (Hector Elizondo) does not approve of him working at the private club.During his first day working there, Jeffrey meets his hero and mentor at the resort is the reigning Gin rummy card game champ, Phil Brody (Richard Crenna). Jeffrey, a winning Gin Rummy player himself, and his friends, admire Brody and how his wins at the Gin rummy table make him seem "psychic," knowing which cards to give up. Brody also takes a liking to Jeffrey, eventually showing him his car business, and gives him hopes that car sales are where he belongs as a career.Jeffrey gets further immersed in the "easy buck," defying his father's guidance. During dinner, Jeffrey notably says he "will not be needing college" and plans to pursue being a car salesman instead. That evening, Jeffrey and his co-workers at The Flamingo also venture to Yonkers Raceway together, risking cash on a horse tip but come up short when the trotter breaks stride.Eventually, Jeffrey leaves home to pursue the sales job. However, Brody, angry that Jeffrey disturbed him during a dance class, reveals to Jeffrey that the job opening at the car dealership is for a stock boy, not as a salesman as Jeffrey had been led to believe was his when he asked for it. Brody encourages Jeffrey to take the stock boy position so he can work his way up. Jeffrey becomes shocked at his mentor's actions and reconsiders college.In the meantime, after spending some romantic time with Carla on the sides throughout the film, she tells Jeffrey that she will be leaving town to attend college out of state. Jeffrey is sad to see her leave, but this inspires him to make a change as he bids her goodbye.Near summer's end on the final week before Labor Day, Jeffrey observes that a regular onlooker, "Big Sid", is feeding signals to Brody, the true cause of Brody's winning ways. When Big Sid and a member of the gin team playing against Brody's team are overcome by the heat, Jeffrey fills in, opposing Brody, and seeking to help win back the unfair profits Brody won from his friends over the course of the summer. Jeffrey and his team eventually win back what was unfairly lost, including a good profit besides. Realizing the mistakes he made in rejecting his father's good advice, Jeffrey makes up with his father in a touching final scene at Larry's Fish House ("Any Fish You Wish"), where his family is dining and joins them for dinner.
Output: Question: Who is Jeffrey's mentor?, Answer: Phil Brody
In the summer of 1963, Jeffrey Willis (Matt Dillon) joins some friends for a day of playing Gin rummy at the El Flamingo Club, a private beach resort in Rockaway, Brooklyn. There, he meets the girl of his dreams Carla Sampson (Janet Jones). After the Gin game and being told of the club's strict policy regarding guests, Jeffrey is upset, but not for long, since he immediately landed a job as a car valet and eventually, cabana steward. Jeffrey is a kid from a middle class Brooklyn family and his father (Hector Elizondo) does not approve of him working at the private club.During his first day working there, Jeffrey meets his hero and mentor at the resort is the reigning Gin rummy card game champ, Phil Brody (Richard Crenna). Jeffrey, a winning Gin Rummy player himself, and his friends, admire Brody and how his wins at the Gin rummy table make him seem "psychic," knowing which cards to give up. Brody also takes a liking to Jeffrey, eventually showing him his car business, and gives him hopes that car sales are where he belongs as a career.Jeffrey gets further immersed in the "easy buck," defying his father's guidance. During dinner, Jeffrey notably says he "will not be needing college" and plans to pursue being a car salesman instead. That evening, Jeffrey and his co-workers at The Flamingo also venture to Yonkers Raceway together, risking cash on a horse tip but come up short when the trotter breaks stride.Eventually, Jeffrey leaves home to pursue the sales job. However, Brody, angry that Jeffrey disturbed him during a dance class, reveals to Jeffrey that the job opening at the car dealership is for a stock boy, not as a salesman as Jeffrey had been led to believe was his when he asked for it. Brody encourages Jeffrey to take the stock boy position so he can work his way up. Jeffrey becomes shocked at his mentor's actions and reconsiders college.In the meantime, after spending some romantic time with Carla on the sides throughout the film, she tells Jeffrey that she will be leaving town to attend college out of state. Jeffrey is sad to see her leave, but this inspires him to make a change as he bids her goodbye.Near summer's end on the final week before Labor Day, Jeffrey observes that a regular onlooker, "Big Sid", is feeding signals to Brody, the true cause of Brody's winning ways. When Big Sid and a member of the gin team playing against Brody's team are overcome by the heat, Jeffrey fills in, opposing Brody, and seeking to help win back the unfair profits Brody won from his friends over the course of the summer. Jeffrey and his team eventually win back what was unfairly lost, including a good profit besides. Realizing the mistakes he made in rejecting his father's good advice, Jeffrey makes up with his father in a touching final scene at Larry's Fish House ("Any Fish You Wish"), where his family is dining and joins them for dinner.
Output: Question: Who is the girl of Jeffrey's dreams?, Answer: Carla Sampson
In the summer of 1963, Jeffrey Willis (Matt Dillon) joins some friends for a day of playing Gin rummy at the El Flamingo Club, a private beach resort in Rockaway, Brooklyn. There, he meets the girl of his dreams Carla Sampson (Janet Jones). After the Gin game and being told of the club's strict policy regarding guests, Jeffrey is upset, but not for long, since he immediately landed a job as a car valet and eventually, cabana steward. Jeffrey is a kid from a middle class Brooklyn family and his father (Hector Elizondo) does not approve of him working at the private club.During his first day working there, Jeffrey meets his hero and mentor at the resort is the reigning Gin rummy card game champ, Phil Brody (Richard Crenna). Jeffrey, a winning Gin Rummy player himself, and his friends, admire Brody and how his wins at the Gin rummy table make him seem "psychic," knowing which cards to give up. Brody also takes a liking to Jeffrey, eventually showing him his car business, and gives him hopes that car sales are where he belongs as a career.Jeffrey gets further immersed in the "easy buck," defying his father's guidance. During dinner, Jeffrey notably says he "will not be needing college" and plans to pursue being a car salesman instead. That evening, Jeffrey and his co-workers at The Flamingo also venture to Yonkers Raceway together, risking cash on a horse tip but come up short when the trotter breaks stride.Eventually, Jeffrey leaves home to pursue the sales job. However, Brody, angry that Jeffrey disturbed him during a dance class, reveals to Jeffrey that the job opening at the car dealership is for a stock boy, not as a salesman as Jeffrey had been led to believe was his when he asked for it. Brody encourages Jeffrey to take the stock boy position so he can work his way up. Jeffrey becomes shocked at his mentor's actions and reconsiders college.In the meantime, after spending some romantic time with Carla on the sides throughout the film, she tells Jeffrey that she will be leaving town to attend college out of state. Jeffrey is sad to see her leave, but this inspires him to make a change as he bids her goodbye.Near summer's end on the final week before Labor Day, Jeffrey observes that a regular onlooker, "Big Sid", is feeding signals to Brody, the true cause of Brody's winning ways. When Big Sid and a member of the gin team playing against Brody's team are overcome by the heat, Jeffrey fills in, opposing Brody, and seeking to help win back the unfair profits Brody won from his friends over the course of the summer. Jeffrey and his team eventually win back what was unfairly lost, including a good profit besides. Realizing the mistakes he made in rejecting his father's good advice, Jeffrey makes up with his father in a touching final scene at Larry's Fish House ("Any Fish You Wish"), where his family is dining and joins them for dinner.
Output: Question: Where does Jeffrey Willis join his friends for a day of Gin rummy?, Answer: El Flamingo Club
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: How was Paris' husband killed?, Answer: He was hit by a car
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Who helps Paris let go of her past and heal?, Answer: Rebecca
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: John Heard plays whose husband?, Answer: Rebecca's
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: What suggestion do her friends make?, Answer: She should try a discreet escort service
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Does Rebecca took a courageous step leaving Paris?, Answer: No
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Who has Thier own art exhibition?, Answer: Paris
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Who is Rebecca's only daughter?, Answer: Jessica
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: What was it that Rebecca confided in her two lesbian besties about?, Answer: She has never had an orgasm
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Who does Rebecca meet?, Answer: Paris
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: What is Rebecca seen as?, Answer: Stepford wife
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: What was Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk?, Answer: A medical document
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: Who is described as a Stepford Wife?, Answer: Rebecca
The movie immediately introduces the two main protagonists. Paris (Jessica Clark) is a young, good-natured, dark-haired woman who works as a high-priced escort/call-girl but is a creative artist by nature. Rebecca (Barbara Niven), a blond, straight up, middle-aged Stepford wife. The initial voice-over also narrates a cancer affliction that has grown beyond hope.Rebecca has lived a Stepford wife existence in creating a perfect family with her husband Mason Westridge (John Heard). The only signs of troubles are their hostility towards each other and a differing in opinion that Jessica (Kerry Knuppe), their only daughter, does not get stock shares of the family business. This is something that Rebecca seeks to right.Rebecca feels an emptiness and confides in her two lesbian 'besties', Sylvie and Shirin, that she has never hit the peak during the act of sex and that she and Mason only do it once every six months, which suits her well. Shirin suggests that she try a very discreet escort service run by her own cousin Valentina (Morgan Fairchild).It is then that Rebecca meets Paris and through a series of very discreet meets in a fancy hotel room. At first the very nervous Rebecca tells Paris to leave. But a few days later, calls her back just to talk. Rebecca eventually warms up to Paris's gentile reach and achieves her goals of having sex with another woman and achieving true happiness and satisfaction.Meanwhile, Paris who is well appreciated by other male clients for her services, seems to be in quiet agony over a past mistake that had led her to this profession. It's implied that Paris' husband died after being hit by a car shortly after their wedding day. It is Rebecca who later helps Paris to let go of the past and heal.At the height of all these, the three Westridge children finds the medical document that certifies the melanoma cancer in an inoperable stage that Mason Westridge has been hiding in his office desk. They confront Rebecca and ask if she had known about it all along. Rebecca holds the fort and tells her children that this changes everything. Afterwards, Rebecca makes the courageous step to say goodbye to Paris.Towards the end of the movie, Rebecca is seen as a butterfly, someone who has learned to spread her wings and Paris has her own art exhibition.In the final scene, after Rebecca's funeral, Jessica introduces herself to Paris at the art exhibition and says: "I want to know more about my mother."
Output: Question: How does Paris earn her living?, Answer: A high-priced escort/call girl
Copying Beethoven is a period drama about the last year of Beethoven(Ed Harris)'s life. The opening scene shows a dying Ludwig van Beethoven. Anna Holz (Diane Kruger) is witness to that moment. Immediately the emotional intensity of their relationship becomes clear. The story takes us back to the moment Wenzel Schlemmer (Ralph Riach), Beethoven's publisher, is desparate for a good copyist to help Beethoven complete the score in time for the first performance of his Ninth Symphony. Anna Holz (a fictional character, probably named after a good friend of Beethoven at the end of his life: Karl Holz), being the best copyist available is introduced to Beethoven. And although he is shocked at first expecting a male copyist they start working very well together and Anna helps Beethoven to conduct the impressive premiere of his last symphony. Meanwhile Martin Bauer (Matthew Goode), the love interest of Anna, is working on the design of a new bridge. Martin works with his brain. Beethoven is devoted to the human heart and soul. Anna is caught in between. When Beethoven helps Martin to 'improve the design of his bridge' by smashing the maquette in pieces and comments very rude to one of Anna's own compositions she leaves him. He begs her to come back appologising to her. She gives in recognizing that art and love cannot be controlled by ratio. They keep working together on Beethoven's as well as on Anna's compositons until his death. As a subplot we see Beethoven struggling with his nephew, Karl van Beethoven (Joe Anderson). Karl avoids contact with his uncle because he cannot live up to Ludwig's hope for a worthy successor. But he also avoids Beethoven because he steals money to pay off his gambling depts.
Output: Question: Which symphony does Anna help Beethoven complete?, Answer: Ninth Symphony
Copying Beethoven is a period drama about the last year of Beethoven(Ed Harris)'s life. The opening scene shows a dying Ludwig van Beethoven. Anna Holz (Diane Kruger) is witness to that moment. Immediately the emotional intensity of their relationship becomes clear. The story takes us back to the moment Wenzel Schlemmer (Ralph Riach), Beethoven's publisher, is desparate for a good copyist to help Beethoven complete the score in time for the first performance of his Ninth Symphony. Anna Holz (a fictional character, probably named after a good friend of Beethoven at the end of his life: Karl Holz), being the best copyist available is introduced to Beethoven. And although he is shocked at first expecting a male copyist they start working very well together and Anna helps Beethoven to conduct the impressive premiere of his last symphony. Meanwhile Martin Bauer (Matthew Goode), the love interest of Anna, is working on the design of a new bridge. Martin works with his brain. Beethoven is devoted to the human heart and soul. Anna is caught in between. When Beethoven helps Martin to 'improve the design of his bridge' by smashing the maquette in pieces and comments very rude to one of Anna's own compositions she leaves him. He begs her to come back appologising to her. She gives in recognizing that art and love cannot be controlled by ratio. They keep working together on Beethoven's as well as on Anna's compositons until his death. As a subplot we see Beethoven struggling with his nephew, Karl van Beethoven (Joe Anderson). Karl avoids contact with his uncle because he cannot live up to Ludwig's hope for a worthy successor. But he also avoids Beethoven because he steals money to pay off his gambling depts.
Output: Question: What is Karl van Beethoven's vice?, Answer: Gambling