Quid Pro Quo

While chasing an anonymous tip, wheelchair-bound radio reporter Isaac Knott (Nick Stahl) discovers a strange subculture of "wannabe amputees" -- non-disabled people who long to be disabled. Beautiful museum curator Fiona (Vera Farmiga) is the group's poster girl -- and Isaac's love interest. The noir-ish New York drama, reminiscent of David Cronenberg's Crash, marks the feature debut of writer-director Carlos Brooks.

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Strange film about a wheelchair-bound guy who meets a "wannabe amputee" who begin a relationship over there odd obsessions. His for the ability to walk hers for the ability to be in a wheelchair. The story unravels as Isaac discovers a "magical" pair of shoes which causes a rift between him and Fiona. I don't want to give any of it away but it is kind of an interesting story. The ending in particular, didn't see it coming really. I would say this is a good movie for when you don't have anything else to watch. No "top" of anything for your queue, a good "filler".
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