Eileen, directed by William Oldroyd, and written by Ottessa Moshfegh, and Luke Goebel, which is based on Moshfegh’s book of the same name. The film stars Thomasin Mackenzie, Anne Hathaway, and Shea…
Eileen starts with the titular character sitting in her car on a beach, watching a couple make up. Her arousal peaks as a voyeur, and stuffs ice down her pants to cool down so to speak. The 24-year old is the loner type who works as a prison receptionist. She has her eyes on one of the prison guards, and during her downtime at work her imagination runs wild with the possibilities of a hook up.
Dr. Rebecca St. John , a mysterious woman who shows up to the job as a new hire–and the young receptionist is smitten with her. The doctor flirts with her, is affectionate, and is the only one to tell Eileen she’s capable of more in life. Being wrapped around the doctor’s finger, and is willing to sacrifice anything at this point. What type of things she’s willing to do is a whole different matter.
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