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LIST PRICE $14.98 Save 82%
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Format: DVD Apr 2000 Rated R Recording Mode: Dolby Surround AC-3 Closed Captioned 114 min. Color UPC: 024543001737 |
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Movie Description Kimberly Peirce's directorial debut tells the gut-wrenching true story of Teena Brandon, a Midwestern female who disguised herself as a man. Relocating to Falls City, Nebraska, from Lincoln, she managed to convince her newfound group of friends that she was Brandon Teena. The film treats these events with a painful objectivism, as Brandon's relationships with her friends John, Tom, Kate, Candace, and Lana unfold toward their inevitably horrific conclusion. A shining example of independent filmmaking at its most impassioned.
Film Notes DVD Features:
Region 1 Encoding Keep Case Anamorphic Widescreen Chapters Featurette Director's Commentary Theatrical Trailer and TV Spots
Hilary Swank appeared in the short film THE AUDITION with her husband, Chad Lowe, who also wrote and directed it.
Industry Reviews "...Compelling and relevant....[A] devastatingly powerful tale..." Variety - p.61-2 - Emanuel Levy
"...Carefully crafted and quite moving....Swank is truly worthy of all the awards..." -- 3 out of 5 stars Premiere - p.96-98 - Christopher Kelly
Ranked #7 in Rolling Stone's "Ten Best Movies of 1999" -- "...Hilary Swank's sensational performance is unique and unforgettable..." Rolling Stone - p.63-4 - Peter Travers
"...An effective and emotionally powerful movie....Hilary Swank is superb..." Box Office - p.153 - Shlomo Schwartzberg
"...[Swank's] performance quickly takes off on a life of its own. The actor/role synergy ratchets up a movie that's already working to startling heights..." USA Today - p.9E - Mike Clark
"...Unflinching, uncompromising, made with complete conviction and rare skill....A passionate story about the price of dreams..." Los Angeles Times - Kenneth Turan (10/22/1999)
"...One of the best films of the year..." Maxim - Roger Ebert
"...It's Hilary Swank who truly amazes..." Total Film - Emma Rowley (04/01/2001)
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