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Writer (WGA):
Alex Winter (written by)
Release Date:
30 November 2000 (Malaysia) more
Tagline:
Who Can You Trust... When You No Longer Trust Yourself... more
Plot:
A struggling artist (Parker) is implicated in a string of macabre murders. full summary | add synopsis
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Alex Winter Directing The Gate 3D!
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I was impressed by it's portrayal of a descent into insanity more (25 total)
Cast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Henry Thomas | ... | Nick Parker |
 | David O'Hara | ... | Will |
 | Teri Hatcher | ... | Charlotte Parker |
 | Bill Duke | ... | Detective Glass |
| Sándor Técsy | ... | Sidney Miskowitz |
| Irma St. Paule | ... | Mrs. Miskowitz |
 | Alex Kilgore | ... | Adam Dennis |
| Marisol Padilla Sánchez | ... | Soledad |
| Patricia Dunnock | ... | Sophie Parker |
| Helen Hanft | ... | Louisa |
| Remak Ramsay | ... | Richard Parker |
| Lisby Larson | ... | Eleanor Parker |
| Jon Tracy | ... | Leonard Wooley |
| Charles E. Gerber | ... | Bob |
| Ken Comer | ... | Detective Comer |
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Rated R for violence, language, and brief nudity.
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Runtime:
Argentina:110 min | France:95 min | USA:92 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Certification:
UK:15 | Iceland:16 | Malaysia:18SG (uncut version) | Malaysia:U (cut version) | Australia:M | Argentina:13 | Portugal:M/12 (video premiere) | USA:R
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Director Cameo: ['Alex Winter']one of the train's departing passengers when Nick is getting on the subway. more
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I saw this most unusual and moving film at the Raindance festival in London last year. Slow paced, yes. Boring? For me, no. A young artist, Nick Parker, (an excellent, sensitive Henry Thomas) teaches drawing in a run-down area of the Bronx. and his surroundings are depressing him to the point of nervous breakdown, or worse! A murder in his apartment affects him deeply and attempts by his sister (a well-judged performance by Teri Hatcher) to communicate with him are offset by his growing mistrust of his own senses. This film has qualities that repay the patience needed to appreciate them. The cinematography is responsible for much of the film's impact and the high level of acting all round builds the tension nicely, together with Alex Winter's splendid screenplay. I was impressed by it's intelligent and realistic portrayal of a descent into insanity.