Quiet Days in Hollywood

A seventeen-year-old sex worker who drifts between movie premieres and the streets, illustrating the vulnerability of youth in a dangerous urban world. She experiences coercive encounters and carries the physical and emotional scars of survival.

A famous actor whose public charm conceals a complicated, closeted life and complex relationships. He is a focal point in the tapestry of encounters within the story.

A young man involved in criminal activity whose decisions trigger a chain of events across the film. His fate intertwines with others as the plot spirals toward danger.

A young waitress who is drawn into the danger of escape and entangled in the ripple effects of the characters' choices. She represents a search for agency amid exploitation.

A man with privilege who sexually assaults a woman and navigates other entanglements, illustrating how power can distort relationships and consent.

A woman in a non-exclusive relationship with her husband and involved with Richard, highlighting the complexities and negotiations around fidelity within a web of relationships.

Kathy’s husband who has a girlfriend on the side, underscoring non-monogamy and the fragility of trust within a marriage.

A sexually aggressive, drug-addicted man who is connected to Peter Blaine, illustrating the film’s exploration of desire, addiction, and hidden lives.