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Rage (I) (2009)A young blogger at a New York fashion house shoots behind-the-scenes interviews on his cell-phone. Director:Sally PotterWriter:Sally Potter |
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A young blogger at a New York fashion house shoots behind-the-scenes interviews on his cell-phone.
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Language:
EnglishRelease Date:
21 September 2009 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Fúria See more »Box Office
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[listens to the shouts and taunts of people outside]
Miss Roth: It already is difficult and that's what the people outside... yes, that's what they're protesting about.
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For her role as Mona, Judi Dench had to learn how to roll and smoke a spliff (joint with marijuana and tobacco). See more »Quotes
Miss Roth: I do believe that life will become difficult for some people in this country in the near future. Indeed.[listens to the shouts and taunts of people outside]
Miss Roth: It already is difficult and that's what the people outside... yes, that's what they're protesting about.
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RAGE is certainly not a movie for everyone. I could see how it would make some people very angry, and I am sure many people walked out of this. However, being an actor myself, watching these performances in their most intimate and raw presentation was nothing short of brilliant. Sure, there are a few flaws, but the truth behind the film is good acting can and SHOULD stand alone. All you really need is a great actor, and a camera pointed at them. It's a series of monologues given by some of the best actors out there. The performances that stood out to me most were: Judi Dench of course, John Lequizamo (who gives perhaps his best performance here), Bob Balaban (who is both hilarious and heartbreaking), Dianne Weist (who can do no wrong), Riz Ahmed (who I didn't know before this and hope to see again), and finally the best of all Adriana Barraza! You should rent/buy this movie just for her monologue about desiring to be invisible. Its a strange little film. But also a brilliant one.