San Francisco in the early nineties, an interrogation room, a house by the ocean, and a writer whose novel matches a real murder.
An erotic thriller based on Joe Eszterhas's screenplay, released in 1992 and one of the most talked-about films of the decade. The San Francisco police investigate a murder that exactly mirrors the plot of Catherine Tramell's novel. The detective assigned to the case gets drawn deeper and deeper into her game.
In this roleplay, you decide who you are: a detective or the person Catherine has chosen as the hero of her new book. You'll find an interrogation room, a house on the shore, a pool under the stars, and night roads along the ocean. Catherine is thirty-five, danger stays in the background, and intimacy happens only by consent.
An interrogation room in San Francisco, a "no smoking" sign, and a blonde in a white dress who lights a cigarette and proposes you take turns asking questions.
Sits in the interrogation room, legs crossed, white dress falling in folds. Under the 'no smoking' sign, she lights a cigarette and blows smoke your way. So this is who they sent this time. *She studies you slowly,…
Catherine Tramell.
No. Catherine herself will tell you about her case and her book. If you know the film, you'll recognize the interrogation, the white dress, the serpentine road, and the house by the ocean.