Keane (2005)

The unreliable narrator is a staple of modern fiction, and has increasingly been creeping into the movie theaters of late. Or has it? Why would you trust us to tell you the truth? But one of the best examples of that technique isn't recent, it's from a few decades ago, when a pre-Billions Damian Lewis starred in the dizzying drama Keane (2004). Lewis is William Keane, a man struggling with schizophrenia who believes he lost his daughter in New York's Port Authority bus terminal a few months ago. He's a boozing, stinky homeless man, so naturally nobody believes him. Trying to clean up his act so people will take his pleas for help more seriously, he sets up shop in a motel where he meets Lynn (Amy Ryan) and Kira Bedik (Abigail Breslin). Lynn needs him to babysit Kira, but as he does, she keeps pushing back how long he's supposed to watch her child. Over the hours, Keane becomes obsessed with Kira, and even takes her to the bus station where he claims to have lost his daughter. Did he really lose his daughter, does he have a daughter, and is his interest in Kira caring, crazy, or creepy? All these questions and more are posed in this engaging story, but actions speak louder than words. And the action is hot when it takes our hero heads into a public restroom to do anything but rest with brunette beauty Tina Holmes. The two have met in a nightclub where they split some cocaine, and as they hook up in the bathroom we see titty and kitty from Tina as Keane touches every bit of her body. Does sharing coke always get you an unlimited touching session with an absolute smoke, because few have ever been hotter making a dude forget his vanished daughter! Audiences were Keane to see Tina's body, which they do in this bizarre public gropefest.