One Hour Outcall is a dramatic film that follows the story of a man in his mid-forties named Drew, whose life has become mundane and unsatisfying, as he faces a mid-life crisis. Drew is a successful businessman with a beautiful wife, a grown-up daughter, and a good job. Yet, he feels empty and unfulfilled, leading him to seek satisfaction in the company of high-class escorts.
Drew's encounters with escorts help him to get over his mundane life, but they also force him to confront his own demons and question the loyalty of his family. During his intimate interludes with the escorts, he opens up to them about his life, including his relationship with his wife and daughter. In the process, he realizes that he has not been present in their lives and has taken them for granted, leading to a sense of isolation and emptiness.
As Drew gets more involved with the escorts, he begins to question his choices. He tries to quit many times but finds himself failing. This leads him to seek the help of a therapist, who helps him confront his issues. Meanwhile, Drew's life begins to spiral out of control, and he realizes that he needs to make things right before it's too late.
One Hour Outcall is a thought-provoking film that explores complex themes such as relationships, mid-life crisis, and the need for human connection. It stars William Norrett and Kristin Carey in lead roles and has been directed by T. Arthur Cottam. The movie has received positive reviews for its powerful performances, gripping storyline, and emotional depth.