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Limbo (II) (2004)Adam Moses is a lawyer whose latest case gets him into more trouble than he bargains for. A run in with Tony Tachinardi, and an unusual encounter on a city rooftop changes his world ... See full summary » Director:Thomas IkimiWriter:Thomas Ikimi |
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Bobby
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Harry
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Lasloe The Great
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Veronica
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Man #1, Costacurta, De Negri
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Tony Tachinardi
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Adam Moses is a lawyer whose latest case gets him into more trouble than he bargains for. A run in with Tony Tachinardi, and an unusual encounter on a city rooftop changes his world completely. Adam becomes trapped in Limbo, a place where time stands still. In this new world Adam will contemplate the possibilities of his power as a human being whose actions no longer have meaning or consequence. How long will it take for what's buried to surface? An eternity? Written by Thomas Ikimi
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Country:
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EnglishRelease Date:
30 October 2004 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
New York City, New York, USABox Office
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$9,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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There were over 30 locations in the film's production. Shooting in only 17 days, that was almost a move a day. The film was shot entirely in New York City. See more »Quotes
Adam Moses: You want to know what I see in the mirror? I see who I really am, and I hate him!See more »
Watching this movie, you would never guess that it was made with a budget of under $10,000 or that this is writer/director Thomas Ikimi's first film. It's a truly artistic expression in film that is metaphysical, existential, and flat out brilliant. The sombre mood is consistent throughout, there are many memorable performances, and the plot takes many unpredictable twists and turns.
Limbo takes the concept of being trapped in a single hour, and how the lines between right and wrong, good and evil, begin to blur when there are no consequences to ones actions. It is a film worthy of great praise and it is strongest in the areas that matter most; the story.
Limbo seems to have been influenced by film noir, Hitchcock, Memento, Usual Suspects, Unbreakable, Fight Club, The Man Who Wasn't There, The Matrix and the original Twilight Zone. Limbo manages to match the quality of story telling of all of these. It simultaneously reminds one of so many films and yet it is so remarkably unique.
Anyone who enjoys the titles I mentioned should give Limbo a chance, it is a decision you will not regret.