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New Rose Hotel (1998)
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19 March 1999 (Italy)
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Maas and Hosaka are two large Corporations in the future world. They are fighting to get control over the best minds of the world...
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New Rose Hotel: modest-ambitions, better-results
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Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Christopher Walken | ... | Fox |
 | Willem Dafoe | ... | X |
 | Asia Argento | ... | Sandii |
 | Annabella Sciorra | ... | Madame Rosa |
 | John Lurie | ... | Distinguished Man |
 | Kimmy Suzuki | ... | Asian Girl #1 (as Naoko 'Kimmy' Suzuki) |
 | Miou | ... | Asian Girl #2 |
| Yoshitaka Amano | ... | Hiroshi |
 | Gretchen Mol | ... | Hiroshi's Wife |
| Phil Neilson | ... | The Welshman (as Phil Nielson) |
| Ken Kelsch | ... | The Expeditor |
 | Andrew Fiscella | ... | Sex Show Man |
| Rachel Glass | ... | Sex Show Woman #1 |
| Roberta Orlandi | ... | Sex Show Woman #2 (as Roberta Orlan) |
| Erin Jermaine Serrano | ... | Sex Show Woman #3 |
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Rated R for strong sexuality and language, including some sex-related dialogue.
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Referenced in A Short Film About the Long Career of Abel Ferrara (2004) (V)
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After reading a number of reviews at imdb--and elsewhere--I have to come-down-on-the-side of the director, Abel Ferrera's
vision. This is a GREAT science-fiction film, and for those who are
generally-disappointed with it, I have to ask whether they
understand what sci-fi IS. If science-fiction isn't about the present
(as-filtered through an imagined-future), it generally isn't good, but
New Rose Hotel fits this criteria. This is a pretty-old story from the
80s that Gibson had published in "Omni Magazine," it might-have
been his first-acceptance. While it is a minor-story, it has
dramatic-elements to it that are very-pleasing within-the-structure
of the "Ferrera" universe: a metropolitan-dystopia, urban and
moral-decay, the eternal quest by many for "power," official- corruption, the consequences of murder, sexuality, drugs, how
memory works, they all mesh-well with Ferrera's thematic-styles.
There are no great moral-lessons here, this is about the aftermath
of that paradigm. The only-complaint I have is that the future has
caught-up a bit, due to the age of the original-story. With our
human-society growing more-restrictive, with the rise of corporate- statism, and the subsequent-decline of the Nation State, New
Rose Hotel seems almost "quaint." That should give-us-pause.