The final song heard in this film originally contained a line about being a fool, but that was changed to "What grace have I, to fall so in love" at the request of the director.  At the end of this film, the protagonist puts a cockroach in a freshly-made bed after her husband leaves for work.  That protagonist masturbates over the prospect of being compelled to eat exactly four peas, and possesses a notable collection of drill bits and porcelain ballerinas with sharpened toes.  Toward the end of the film, she goes on a hunger strike, soiling he
The final song heard in this film originally contained a line about being a fool, but that was changed to "What grace have I, to fall so in love" at the request of the director.  At the end of this film, the protagonist puts a cockroach in a freshly-made bed after her husband leaves for work.  That protagonist masturbates over the prospect of being compelled to eat exactly four peas, and possesses a notable collection of drill bits and porcelain ballerinas with sharpened toes.  Toward the end of the film, she goes on a hunger strike, soiling her wedding dress and refusing to move.  She rejects her boyfriend Peter, played by Jeremy Davies, in favor of E. Edward Grey.  Directed by Steven Shainberg, FTP, name this dark comedy released in 2002 in which Lee Holloway overcomes the urge to cut herself by taking the title position, a film which stars James Spader and Maggie Gyllenhaal.
The final song heard in this film originally contained a line about being a fool, but that was changed to "What grace have I, to fall so in love" at the request of the director.  
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