Enjoyable Rudolph drama examines married life

Just when you think you have it all the world falls apart.

Fri, 20 Jan, 2006 - 20:31

Just when you think you have it all the world falls apart.

In The Secret Lives of Dentists (Tartan, €24.99), director Alan Rudolph turns his lens on the seemingly happy couple David and Dana Hurst (Campbell Scott and Hope Davis).

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