A Certain Sacrifice (1985)A street-wise teen gets herself in a series of circumstances and mishaps in her meaningless existence. Director:Stephen Jon Lewicki |
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Jeremy Pattnosh | ... |
Dashiel
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Bruna
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Charles Kurtz | ... |
Raymond Hall
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Kate Magill | ... |
Susan Porter
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Timmy Leight | ... |
The Landlady
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Transvestite Slave
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Russell O. Lome | ... |
Male Slave
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Angi Smit | ... |
Female Slave
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Joseph Pattnosh | ... |
Father
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Ann Pattnosh | ... |
Mother
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John Joseph Pattnosh | ... |
Young David
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Karl Ludwig Selig | ... |
Professor Mann
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Ed Krakaur | ... |
Learning Center Friend
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Charles Daguerre Alvaré | ... |
Preston Basset
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A street-wise teen gets herself in a series of circumstances and mishaps in her meaningless existence.
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1985 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
L'oggetto del desiderio See more »Company Credits
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(1984)
Words, Music, Performance by Nancy Lefleur
Produced by Daniel Lessner & Paul Scott
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Opening disclaimer: A Certain Sacrifice is a rare piece of music history. Originally shot on Super 8mm in 1979, this film exhibits a raw and intimate experimental film style. Due to the limitations of the original medium, some technical inconsistencies may be apparent. See more »Soundtracks
"Wave Bye Bye"(1984)
Words, Music, Performance by Nancy Lefleur
Produced by Daniel Lessner & Paul Scott
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This is Madonna's film debut according to the DVD cover- And if she was the only one to ever be involved in film again, justice was almost served. This movie is terrible- from the talentless acting, a worthless script, horrible sound, and poor quality of the film in general, you will definitely want your hour back (which is how long this movie really is, although it seems like eternity) There is only one somewhat cool part of this whole movie, and that is the song at the climax. The 20 year-old Madonna shows a bit of flesh, but who hasn't seen her breasts by now? As magnificent as they may be, it's hardly worth sitting through this- skip right to the end, enjoy the song, and save yourself the other 55 minutes of suffering through the rest of the movie