If this were a simple case of adultery, though, the film wouldn't be called Intimate Deception. Hatred, jealousy, and greed make major cameo appearances here, and Charlie's struggles with his memory of the night of the intruder, while annoying at first, come to serve as the secret ingredient in the film's surprisingly good conclusion. One weakness of Intimate Deception is the acting. George Saunder (who also wrote, produced, and directed the film) struggles at times to be convincing, especially when emotions are called for, and this does weaken the film a bit. Nicole Gian is quite good most of the time, as is Lisa Boyle, but intense emotions don't come out of them with complete conviction.
Let's not kid ourselves here. The prospect of Lisa Boyle naked (and Nicole Gian is no slouch herself) is the main draw for this film, and most people will approach Intimate Deception as an erotic film. It is rather erotic, with several nude scenes, but things really never progress beyond an R-rated level - there is just more of it than there would be in an R-rated film. In the end, though, it is really quite an impressive drama and thriller, and I think many of those who watch this film will find it to be a pleasant surprise when all is said and done.
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