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Overview
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Writers:
Richard Ledes (writer)
Alain-Didier Weill (writer)
Tagline:
When you can't control your life, control your death
Plot:
An energy business exec is assisted by a private investigator in his effort to expose his corporation's corrupt practices. full summary | full synopsis
Awards:
1 win more
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(2 articles)
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Mysterious and captivating absolute, fine and simply grand ! more (7 total)
Cast
(Credited cast)| Frank Langella | ... | Jimmy Stevens | |
| Elliott Gould | ... | Frank Turlotte | |
| Laura Harring | ... | Eileen | |
| Anabel Sosa | ... | Lila | |
| Chandler Williams | ... | Sammy | |
| Axel Feldmann | ... | Young Jimmy | |
| Grégory Ellis | ... | Lulu | |
| Corey Johnson | ... | Paul Wainsail | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Robert Bagnell | ... | Jeff | |
| Edoardo Ballerini | ... | Teddy | |
| David Ballog | ... | Peter | |
| Jean Brassard | ... | Young Jimmy's Father | |
| Julia Carothers Hughes | ... | Attractive Girl | |
| Maria-Jose Davo | ... | Waitress | |
| Kyle Emelander | ... | Restaurant Doorman | |
| Laura Holloway | ... | Secretary | |
| Edward James Hyland | ... | John | |
| Julie Jones Ivey | ... | Religious Young Woman | |
| Devin Luke | ... | Limo Driver | |
| Charles Nordeen | ... | Waiter | |
| Marion Servole | ... | Young Jimmy's mother | |
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Also Known As:
On the Hook (USA) (working title)
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Rated PG-13 for some violent images.
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Runtime:
95 min
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2.35 : 1 more
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The silent movie playing on the TV is _Nosferatu (1922)_. more
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Revealing mistakes: The device Mr. Stevens plugs into his phone to morph his voice when talking to Frank is actually a power adapter for the iGo charger. more
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This unlikely surprise turns out to be sophisticated but not superficial, deep and performed with a meticulous attention to detail. Don't expect any grand theft auto or die hard explosions, but if you can appreciate the more subtle qualities of cinema you will greatly enjoy this work of art. The film is set in NY, epicentre of the new world. Its stage, historically filled with mystery, is an easy but yet perfect choice. I hope to do justice to this picture by qualifying it as a mysterious philosophical thriller; a testimony to both the beauty and fragility of life as well as the absurd tragedy which accompanies its every story.