情欲房 In The Room

評(píng)分：3.6 播放：41萬 更新：2026-05-06

　　《In the Room》是一部由六部短片系列組成的長(zhǎng)片電影，以一間酒店里的房間為背景，講述了1940年-1990年期間住在這里的客人們的故事，是一部涵蓋愛情和大尺度官能刺激的電影。 　　崔宇植將在片中飾演90年代故事《第一次》的主人公，是一個(gè)20歲的青年，他和好朋友也是他暗戀對(duì)象一起到新加坡背囊旅行，并在當(dāng)?shù)亟?jīng)歷了變化無常的感情起伏過程。 　　影片導(dǎo)演邱金海曾憑借《我的魔法》成為首位入圍戛納電影節(jié)競(jìng)賽單元的新加坡導(dǎo)演，此前執(zhí)導(dǎo)的《12樓》、《和我在一起》都曾參展戛納。而曾監(jiān)制《無間道》、《狄仁杰》、《晚秋》等影片的施南生此次也鼎力助陣為該片擔(dān)任制作人。

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