Hedda (Lyida Lunch) and Neal (Don Bajema) have secluded themselves in a faded plantation house on the outskirts of the city hoping the idyllic hideaway would reinvigorate their strained relationship. But the sprawling house itself seems to be a jealous keeper whose haunted past manifests new threats when Jackson (Henry Rollins in his first major acting role) unexpectedly shows up for the weekend, rekindling old rivalries, suspicion and rage. Directed by Babeth Mondini-VanLoo and written Lydia Lunch with music by JG Thriwell (aka Foetus). The film, commissioned by Els Hoek as part of an art-project premiered in the Netherlands in 1990 and screened at the Berlin film festival in 1991.