Close My Eyes is a drama film directed by Stephen Poliakoff, released in 1991. The story revolves around Richard (Clive Owen) and his younger sister Natalie (Saskia Reeves), who were separated at a young age due to their parents' divorce. After 15 years, they reunite at their father's funeral and begin a sexual relationship. They hide their relationship from their family and friends, including Richard's girlfriend, Alex (Lesley Sharp).
Richard becomes obsessed with Natalie and wants to leave Alex for her. However, Natalie knows that their relationship is wrong and wants to end it. Richard's obsession leads him to sabotage his own career and Alex's relationship with him. Meanwhile, Natalie marries a kind and gentle man, Sinclair (Alan Rickman), hoping to distance herself from Richard.
Despite her efforts, Richard continues to pursue Natalie and ignores the consequences of their actions. The situation becomes more complicated when Natalie becomes pregnant, and Richard insists that she has an abortion. This event marks the turning point in their relationship, and their obsession with each other begins to unravel.
Close My Eyes is a deeply emotional and unsettling film that explores the complex and taboo subject of incest. The film received critical acclaim for its sensitive handling of the subject matter and for its strong performances.