Full Body Massage

Nina is a successful art dealer who looks forward to a regular appointment with her usual masseur, Douglas. When Douglas sends someone else in his place, a man named Fitch, Nina is initially wary of the stranger in her home. Over the course of the session the two fall into easy conversation, trading stories about past relationships while Fitch explains the techniques he uses, including methods attributed to Hopi healers. Their personalities and ways of life differ sharply, and small frictions arise, yet the talks leave each of them reconsidering what the other has to offer.

Full Body Massage is a 1999 American television drama directed by Nicolas Roeg, working from a screenplay by Dan Gurskis. It was produced by Michael Nolin and Julie Ahlberg for Showtime Networks. The film stars Mimi Rogers as Nina and Bryan Brown as Fitch, with Christopher Burgard as Douglas, Elizabeth Barondes, Gareth Williams and Patrick Neil Quinn in supporting roles. It runs 93 minutes.

The film is the thirteenth of the thirteen features Roeg directed, arriving three years after Two Deaths. Audience response has been modest: on IMDb it holds a rating of 5.5 from around 2,000 votes, while on TMDB it sits at 5.3 from a much smaller base of about 50 ratings.