a fond memory of Hyacinth. Calypso begs for release from Hyacinth before Chang returns, and she begins to file through his chains, while Manners leads Denny away to show her the desktop family organizer he invented to send messages between family members via pneumatic tubes. Ulysses interrupts Heatly about to have sex with his daughter Lota (a memory, he soon realizes). Lota, dying of cancer, throws herself into the bog to be reunited with Heatly in death. Ulysses tries to bond with Manners by playing catch with him, but Manners ignores his father. Calypso has been freed by Hyacinth, and Manners answers a ringing phone as Ulysses enters the master bedroom to find Hyacinth. Ulysses kills Chang and Manners hangs up the phone to remember Denny heading out for a midnight swim. Manners heads upstairs to his bedroom (which the gangsters have restored) and remembers Ulysses praising one of his inventions while Hyacinth notes that she has rearranged the house while Ulysses was away. As Hyacinth smiles and looks on, Manners and Ulysses restore the room to the way it used to be. The gangsters and the rest of the ghosts fade away (even the bullet holes fade) and Manners is left alone with his memories, holding a gun, in the empty house, hand turning a doorknob but not fully, unable or unwilling to leave. Cast Jason Patric as Ulysses Pick Isabella Rossellini as Hyacinth Udo Kier as Dr. Lemke Louis Negin as Calypso / Camille Brooke Palsson as Denny Kevin McDonald as Ogilbe David Wontner as Manners Daniel Enright as Big Ed Theodoros Zegeye-Gebrehiwot as Heatly Brent Neale as Denton Olivia Rameau as Rochelle Claude Dorge as Belview Jorge Requena as Frosty Mike Bell as Milo Tattiawna Jones as Lota Release In November 2011, Monterey Media bought the United States distribution rights from Entertainment One. The Film Society of Lincoln Center selected Keyhole as a part of their Film Comment Selects program, which will screen the film at a Special Premier event on March 20, 2012 with director Guy Maddin in attendance. Keyhole began its theatrical release in New York at the IFC Center on April 6, 2012. The film then opened at Laemmle Theatres NoHo7 and Playhouse 7 on April 13, 2012. Festivals Keyhole was selected to screen at the following film festivals: 2011 Toronto International Film Festival 2011 Whistler Film Festival 2012 South by Southwest 2012 Independent