: A successful but shallow poet who seeks out "authentic" suffering and ends up in a bizarre relationship with a phone-sex harasser.
Todd Solondz’s Happiness (1998) is a landmark of American independent cinema, famous for its unflinching, darkly comedic exploration of the "perverse acts" and profound loneliness hidden behind the facade of suburban normalcy. It is widely regarded by critics as one of the most disturbing yet audaciously empathetic films ever made. Director & Writer : Todd Solondz Happiness (1998)
The film follows the interconnected lives of the three Jordan sisters in New Jersey: : A successful but shallow poet who seeks
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: A suburban father and therapist who tries to balance his monstrous urges with his role as a family man.
: The "perfect" suburban housewife who is completely unaware that her husband, Bill, is a pedophile.