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Pilgrim (2000)A beautiful artist (Gloria Reuben) helps an amnesiac (Ray Liotta) piece together his identity and evade a gangster (Armin Mueller-Stahl) on his trail. Director:Harley Cokeliss |
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Vicky
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Mac
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Hogan
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Heidi
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Richards
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Fastidious Man
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Rene Pereia | ... |
Policeman
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Maid
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Rafa
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Jaime
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Farnesio de Bernal | ... |
Lopez
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Doc Anderson
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Rudy Miller | ... |
Middle Aged Man
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Harry Porter | ... |
Stubbs
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A beautiful artist (Gloria Reuben) helps an amnesiac (Ray Liotta) piece together his identity and evade a gangster (Armin Mueller-Stahl) on his trail.
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Jack's past is about to catch up with him.Parents Guide:
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
28 July 2000 (Canada) See more »Also Known As:
Inferno See more »Company Credits
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Written and Performed by Stan Meissner
Published by Meissongs Music SOCAN
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"Mexicali"Written and Performed by Stan Meissner
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Ray Liotta gives a believable performance as an amnesia victim, saved from the desert by Gloria Reuben. Piecing together his dark past, and it's relevance to a missing suitcase full of money, is the storyline behind "Inferno". The Mexican desert locations add tremendously to the film, and thankfully there are few if any surprises, especially no convoluted ending. Most flashback movies become confusing which eventually drags them down (see "Memento"). "Inferno" is understandable, exciting, has great photography, and the acting by all concerned is good. Highly recommended, for Ray Liotta fans. It's just a damn good movie that delivers. - MERK