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The Treat (1998)The lives of four strange prostitutes will change forever when they go to the Mayor's birthday party. Director:Jonathan GemsWriter:Jonathan Gems |
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Francesca
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Mimi
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| Pamela Gidley | ... |
Dolly
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| Larry Drake | ... |
Ray
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Tony
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Mike
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Mariana Morgan | ... |
Maxie
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Mahesh
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Richmond Arquette | ... |
Christopher
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Sarah-Jane Wylde | ... |
Bank Teller
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| Michael York | ... |
Simon
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| Mink Stole | ... |
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| Mark Boone Junior | ... |
Bruce
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| Fenton Lawless | ... |
Leo
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| George Lee Jones | ... |
Marty
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The lives of four strange prostitutes will change forever when they go to the Mayor's birthday party.
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Rated R for sexuality, language and drug content | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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15 January 1999 (Japan) See more »Also Known As:
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This is the best film I've ever seen! Nothing is predictable. It's very beautiful- it's very full of ideas. It's not like a normal movie which plays on one or two levels- the treat is multi- layered. Sometimes what seems to be a joke is serious, and what seems at first to be serious is a joke. I watched the movie over 50 times and i'm still not bored with it. I've turned a lot of my friends onto it and now they are hooked on it too! You definitely need to see this film several times to get it. This movie will get a huge cult following I imagine in the future. It's like The Velvet Underground meets The Doors of the movies! Comic, poetic and timeless.
Danny Lane