Territorial Rights

A witty, romantic farce from the author of The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie : “Beautifully put together and effortlessly entertaining” ( The New York Times ).  Robert wants nothing more than to become a serious art historian. But his hopes for a staid academic life are put on hold when he’s driven from London to Venice to escape one lover and seek out another: the enigmatic Bulgarian refugee Lina Pancev. In Venice, Robert encounters a grand carnival of lust, lies, blackmail, cocktail parties,