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Overview
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Director:
Writer:
Bernard Rose (writer)
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Weirdly brilliant.. more (16 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Jeroen Krabbé | ... | Boris Arkadin |
 | Lisa Enos | ... | Wendy Jones |
| Hugo Myatt | ... | Leon Bank |
 | Joe Reegan | ... | Jack |
| Teri Harrison | ... | Pamela |
 | Sharif Rosales-Webb | ... | Matt Drazin |
 | Alastair Mackenzie | ... | Andy |
 | Lyndsey Marshal | ... | X |
| Catalina Harabagiu | ... | Youth |
| Viorica Voda | ... | Teeth |
| Tudor Necula | ... | Marco Arkadin |
 | Andrew Tiernan | ... | Bruce |
| Vlad Ivanov | ... | Policeman |
| Luana Stoica | ... | Nurse |
| Roxana Andronescu | ... | Maid |
Additional Details
Also Known As:
Man with a Movie Camera (UK) (working title)
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Rated R for strong sexual content, nudity, bloody violence and gore, language and some drug use.
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92 min
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Ireland:18 | Australia:R (2007) | New Zealand:R18
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The walls of the mansion where much of the film takes place are decorated with posters of Boris Arkadian's fictitious films 'Premature Burial' (the clip seen at the beginning of the film), 'Pit of Death,' 'Bedlam' and 'The Embalmer.' The credits shown on the posters include not only many members of the crew, but also John Malkovich and Steven Berkoff, both of who were considered for the role of Boris Arkadin. more
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Featured in "The Dark Side of Porn: Does Snuff Exist? (#2.4)" (2006) more
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Not What i expected... but...
This film is weirdly brilliant, nothing to what i thought it was going to be, to be honest, i never review films, and especially i never ever write them, but after watching this film..then reading the bad reviews i felt i had to step in..!! This film isn't bad, it isn't a failure, if you think that you obviously don't understand the point of the director, I'm 18 and i understand it fully, to understand it you need to loose the whole negativity attitude.
It started out a nightmare of a film, with cheap crappy camera shots, poor lighting, poor acting, then i realised that it is ALL THERE FOR A REASON.
You wont understand the film until you watch the last scene a few times over, but when you do you will feel satisfied with the knowledge that you actually understand what a genius director is trying to say..if you don't then it doesn't make it a bad film..
Cheers for listening, Chris