While on layover in Paris, a grieving American flight attendant has a ren-dezvous with a seedy nightclub bartender and becomes tangled in a web of miscommunication, masochism, and unrequited amour fou.
"Thirst Street is just too wickedly crafty to not feel ardent affection for."
Rodrigo Perez, The Playlist
"Burdge infuses her rigidly and scantly defined role with tremulous vulnerability, and Silver, aided by the splashy palette of Sean Price Williams's cinematography, evokes derangement with a sardonic wink."
Richard Brody, New Yorker
"It's a testament to Nathan Silver's keen sense of observation that we don't want the film to turn decisively into thriller terrain, as it might disrupt the wonderfully wry comedy and sexuality."