In the 2009 psychological thriller Chloe, directed by Atom Egoyan, the story unfolds around the tumultuous life of Catherine Stewart, portrayed by Julianne Moore. She suspects her husband, David (played by Liam Neeson), of infidelity and, in an effort to confirm her doubts, hires an escort named Chloe, played by Amanda Seyfried. The premise quickly escalates as Chloe becomes deeply entangled in the family’s dynamics, wreaking havoc on their already fragile relationships.

Max Thieriot plays Michael Stewart, Catherine’s teenage son, who finds himself in a precarious position as the drama intensifies. As his mother navigates this dangerous game of seduction and betrayal, Michael is drawn into the emotional turmoil that ensues. His relationship with both Chloe and his mother becomes increasingly complex as secrets begin to surface, leading to unexpected consequences for everyone involved. This film eloquently captures the themes of desire, control, and the sometimes destructive nature of love, making it a gripping watch that showcases Max Thieriot’s ability to convey deep emotional resonance while navigating the tension of a profound family crisis.