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This (I believe) U.S. movie is based on the Pasolini movie Teorema in which a stranger comes to a family's home to stay, and his presence has a profound impact on the family dynamic. In Teorema, Terrence Stamp's character has sex with the entire family, but the movie I am thinking of might not have played out exactly like this.
Additionally, the movie in question has more overt sexual imagery, and from what I recall, one of the female characters was parallelized from the waist down. Where Teorema had more political subtexts (The Stranger being socially liberal, and the family being a part of the bourgeois), the movie I am looking for had a more sociological angle, and I believe that things do not turn out so well for the family.
The movie in question had a rather mundane title like Suburban or something similar.
Additionally, the movie in question has more overt sexual imagery, and from what I recall, one of the female characters was parallelized from the waist down. Where Teorema had more political subtexts (The Stranger being socially liberal, and the family being a part of the bourgeois), the movie I am looking for had a more sociological angle, and I believe that things do not turn out so well for the family.
The movie in question had a rather mundane title like Suburban or something similar.
