Thomas Horton

Titanic Days Thomas Horton

A titillating look at 1990s Hollywood through the eyes of a jaded, voyeuristic narrator, TITANIC DAYS is a refreshingly objective erotic thriller, presented as an intricate series of vignettes that weave together the disparate lives of the story's many players, all of whom find themselves on an irreversible collision course with self-discovery.

Struggling actress Kari Morrow gets her big break when she's called to serve as a background player for the epic film Titanic. On the gargantuan movie set, she meets Henry Frame, a handsome fellow extra, who initiates her into a dizzying world of sexual bondage and domination with life-changing results for both of them.

A diverse-and perverse-cast of characters are pulled into the maelstrom of Kari and Henry's perilous love affair: a millionaire call girl, a creepy stalker, a clueless hunk and his feminist girlfriend, a swinger couple, a zany drag queen and and a pair of police detectives who must determine whether a violent frenzy at the heart of the story can even be classified as a crime. As the inevitability of their fate becomes clear, each of them is faced with the same unshakable ultimatum: SINK OR SWIM.