Adrift in Manhattan

From award winning director Alfredo De Villa comes a moving and heart wrenching film centering on a beautiful and mysterious doctor (Heather Graham), a young photographer (Victor Rasuk) who becomes infatuated with her, and her patient (Dominic Chianese), a painter going blind. A sexy and suspenseful ride through the city — Adrift in Manhattan is an intricately woven, award winning film that critics have been raving about!

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14 responses to “Adrift in Manhattan”

  1. sandyp2009 Avatar
    sandyp2009

    indeed this is a beautiful film

  2. Kristalismyname Avatar
    Kristalismyname

    @ScreenMediaPictures you should put up the movie “Toe to To” it’s a movie from 2009

  3. Naomi W Avatar
    Naomi W

    blah blah blah

  4. Holli Arguelles Avatar
    Holli Arguelles

    Bellisima <3

  5. toxophilitebuff Avatar
    toxophilitebuff

    Just wonderful! Very textured and I enjoyed the exploration of life’s portrait using the eyes to see both others as well as ourselves

  6. mzamanuc Avatar
    mzamanuc

    loved this movie…..it’s beautiful…

  7. 93red Avatar
    93red

    what movie were u watchin?
    

  8. 93red Avatar
    93red

    great movie…

  9. bottomfeeder73 Avatar
    bottomfeeder73

    Good movie. Not for the small minded. 😉

  10. browningrage11 Avatar
    browningrage11

    Just go to -1:11:00 and even that is barely worth watching…

  11. Justin Achneepineskum Avatar
    Justin Achneepineskum

    Visually spiritual. A slice of life. Seems more photo-centric than it is with words.

  12. ZavalaLove Avatar
    ZavalaLove

    Good movie it brought tears to my eyes

  13. MovieCriticReviews Avatar
    MovieCriticReviews

    things I learned from “Adrift in Manhattan”

    1) heather graham can cry and mourn and still look pretty hot . . .
    2) if you look really sad, some cute guy will take an interest in you and want to photograph you
    3) . . . . .

  14. jahzoone Avatar
    jahzoone

    This is a little jewel of a film. I really like the passion and realness. The writing , direction, acting and photography are impressive. I wish these types of movies would find their way back into main stream American culture.