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12 September 2008 (Turkey) morePlot:
A young woman commits a hit-and-run, then finds her fate tied to her victim. | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
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2 wins moreNewsDesk:
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"Stuck" DVD clip! Starring Mena Suvari (From Movie Jungle. 2 October 2008, 6:53 AM, PDT)
Press Release & Cover Art For Stuart Gordon's Stuck! On DVD October 14th! (From Icons of Fright. 3 September 2008, 12:16 PM, PDT)
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Moral Ambiguity at its best moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only)| Mena Suvari | ... | Brandi Boski | |
| Bunthivy Nou | ... | Gloria | |
| Wayne Robson | ... | Mr. Binckley | |
| Carolyn Purdy-Gordon | ... | Petersen | |
| Stephen Rea | ... | Thomas Bardo | |
| R.D. Reid | ... | Manager | |
| Suzanne Short | ... | Receptionist | |
| Patrick McKenna | ... | Joe Lieber | |
| Rukiya Bernard | ... | Tanya | |
| Lionel Mark Smith | ... | Sam | |
| Russell Hornsby | ... | Rashid | |
| Wally McKinnon | ... | Beat Cop (as Wally MacKinnon) | |
| John Dartt | ... | Cop | |
| Liam McNamara | ... | Thin Young Man | |
| Shûko Akune | ... | Hospital Voice Menu (as Shuko Akune) |
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Rated R for strong violence, disturbing content, sexuality/nudity, language and drug use.Parents Guide:
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Canada:94 min (Toronto International Film Festival)Color:
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Scriptwriter John Strysik has stated that the last name of Stephen Rea's character -- Bardo -- comes from the Buddhist term for an intermediate or transitional state of being, and thus is a reference to the life-or-death situation Tom experiences. moreFAQ
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Watching "Stuck" is not a comfortable experience. Beyond the obvious gut-wrenching events of the film, it will make you wonder, "What would I do in a similar situation?" Stuart Gordon's direction is excellent, as is John Strysik's screenplay. Together they set the stage perfectly for what could easily be an unbelievable series of events. Such is their skill in their respective arenas that you never once feel that the story is contrived.
Mena Suvari and Stephen Rea both deserve kudos as well. It would be easy to lose interest or feel trapped (in a bad way) given the unavoidably claustrophobic nature of the story. Both Rea and Suvari's performances, however, are so fantastic that my interest never waned.
Russell Hornsby, Rukiya Bernard, and Carorlyn Purdy-Gordon add the details to this world that bring it all together. Russell and Rukiya, as Suvari's boyfriend and friend respectively, are fantastic. Purdy-Gordon's turn as Mena Suvari's boss gives us just the right amount of evil-employer without delving into satire.
All in all, a fantastic movie.