Mustard Bath (film)

Mustard Bath is a 1993 Canadian film written and directed by Darrell Wasyk.

Retroactively homeless and nostalgically orphaned, he throws himself into his work at an underfunded and under equipped Georgetown hospital, developing a fatherly devotion to Dexter, a young orphaned boy housed at the local orphanage. Matthew spends endless nights with a ghostly old Hungarian woman who stumbles about the hallways of his hotel, spying on him with longing. She offers Matthew the comfort he has been seeking in the memories of his mother, seducing him with cigarettes and warm rum, and terrifying stories of being captured and raped by soldiers of the Hungarian Revolution of 1956. Slowly, even these marginal connections to reality disintegrated, and Matthew finds himself utterly alone.Mustard Bath was filmed in Guyana, South America. Much of the movies soundtrack is credited to Eddy Grant, and features the Mighty Sparrows hit No Money for Love. ........

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