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The Last Seduction (1994)
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Directed by:
John Dahl |
COUNTRY
USA |
Genre
Neo-noir/Erotic
thriller |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
The
Last Seduction |
RUNNING
TIME
110
minutes |
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Produced by:
Jonathan Shestack |
Written
by:
Steve Baranick |
Review
Although Linda Fiorentino
creates almost a parody of a femme fatale and Peter Berg looks so
everyday that watching him getting seduced is a little too close for
comfort, this erotic thriller by John Dahl (Red
Rock West,
Rounders) has a sense of realism
and intelligence to it that elevates it above the cut in this genre. The
cat-and-mouse-game in here is not about physical chases and close calls,
but about assumed identities, hiding out in plain sight in small towns,
and communicating via word games. The picture is clever, stylish and
plays by its own rules, although whatever impression it makes is likely
to be fleeting and you probably won't care much for any of the
characters.
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