A luxury retirement community becomes the unlikely setting for desire, deception, and dangerous obsession in Night Nurse, an atmospheric new erotic thriller marking the feature directorial debut of writer-director Georgia Bernstein.
Starring Cemre Paksoy, Bruce McKenzie, and Mimi Rogers, the 95-minute independent film opens in select U.S. theaters on Friday, July 10, bringing audiences a psychologically charged story that examines caregiving, compulsion, loneliness, and the increasingly unstable boundaries between professional responsibility and personal desire.
In New York, the film is scheduled to play at IFC Center, AMC Empire 25, and Alamo Drafthouse Manhattan. Los Angeles screenings include the Laemmle Monica Film Center and Laemmle Glendale, with additional U.S. theaters and playdates expanding the film’s theatrical presence.
Early critical reactions have positioned Night Nurse as an intriguing arrival in contemporary independent cinema, with particular attention being paid to Bernstein’s confident directorial voice and the film’s embrace of the visual and psychological traditions of the erotic thriller.
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