Dir. Todd Haynes. 1995, 119 mins. 35mm. With Julianne Moore, Xander Berkeley, Dean Norris. Moore is utterly compelling as a housewife who becomes allergic to the chemical toxins in her environment. Terrence Rafferty wrote that Moore is “amazingly vivid and touching; this is a heartbreaking portrait of a woman in full, panicked retreat from life.” 

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