Guy (1997)A young woman with a camera follows a man around to make a documentary about him, something he is not very happy with. Director:Michael Lindsay-HoggWriter:Kirby Dick |
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Guy (1997)A young woman with a camera follows a man around to make a documentary about him, something he is not very happy with. Director:Michael Lindsay-HoggWriter:Kirby Dick |
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| Vincent D'Onofrio | ... |
Guy
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| Hope Davis | ... |
Camera
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Kimber Riddle | ... |
Veronica
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| Diane Salinger | ... |
Gail
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| Richard Portnow | ... |
Al
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| Valente Rodriguez | ... |
Low Rider
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| Michael Massee | ... | ||
| John F. O'Donohue | ... |
Detective
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| Lucy Liu | ... |
Woman at Newstand
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| Sandy Martin |
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A young, female filmmaker looks through her camera for an object to film. She wants to film the private live of an ordinary person and starts following Guy. He is very irritated about this girl following him, always looking through her camera, never showing herself. She does not even say her name but follows him even home to his bedroom. He tries to get rid of her but she does not stop. After a while he gets used to the camera and the girl behind it and tries to get involved with her. First she protects herself with her camera but cannot keep the barrier up. When their feelings and Guy's actions become too confusing for them Guy disappears mysteriously. However, he comes back; with a camera. Written by Gerhard Windecker <g.wind@mbox300.swipnet.se>
It really bugs me when some lame piece of tripe like this, under the guise of 'art' gets puked up on a screen before me. Pretentious nonsense like this which pretends to be insightful and intelligent tends to ruin the reputation of the few good 'artsy' films that manage to get made. My only hope is that they put MST3K back on the air, so if anybody ever has to suffer through this pain parade can at least have a somewhat enjoyable time.