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I certainly understand that... however my post was not about claustrophobia...

Posted by Victor Khomenko on February 10, 2011 at 13:15:32:
No problem with moving the thread in new direction, but my question had to do more with psychology, bare bone one, as in two people suddenly discovering new things in each other...

In reality, films like My Dinner with Andre are probably closer to my question than some others mentioned here... you have wide open space and people around the participants, but the whole thing happens just between the two of them, the rest of the world is just a backdrop, the two people are totally separated from it.