Intoxicated

The film follows playwright and director Nils Wijn as he navigates his relationship issues while working on his play "The Whore, the Virgin, and the Dying Man." In a bold move, he casts his girlfriend Tessa in revealing lingerie and introduces her to a real prostitute for practical lessons, complicating their relationship further.

As tensions rise, the struggles faced by Nils and Tessa become contagious, affecting other members of the theater company. With a talented cast including Herbert Flack, Liz Snoijink, and Thom Hoffman, the film delves into the personal and professional conflicts that arise in the world of theater. This exploration of human relationships makes "Intoxicated" a unique entry in the comedy-drama genre of the mid-1980s.