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This rare Scandinavian import DVD of "Dangerous Game" is a must-have for any film and TV enthusiast. Directed by Abel Ferrara, this action-packed film stars various artists such as Harvey Keitel, Madonna, and James Russo. The DVD is still sealed and has never been opened, making it a great addition to your collection. The movie follows a game of cat and mouse between a stripper and a governor, with corrupt politicians and a powerful mob boss thrown in. This 104-minute DVD is in English language and was released in 2001. Don't miss out on this opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history. NEW AND SEALED
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Product Information
A film director becomes obsessed with his new movie and soon his personal life begins to suffer.
Product Identifiers
EAN0044007818220
eBay Product ID (ePID)3958645
Product Key Features
ActorVictor Argo, Harvey Keitel, Madonna, James Russo, Nancy Ferrara
Film/TV TitleDangerous Game
DirectorAbel Ferrara
FormatDVD
Release Year2001
LanguageEnglish
GenreGeneral, Action & Adventure
Run Time104 Mins
Additional Product Features
Certificate18
Number of Discs1
Additional InformationDirector Abel Ferrara followed up the triumph of BAD LIEUTENANT with this quasi-autobiographical film. Harvey Keitel stars as Eddie Israel, a director whose current project, MOTHER OF MIRRORS, seems to parallel his own life (which in turn parallels Ferrara's). The film-within-a-film stars Sarah Jennings (Madonna) and Francis Burns (James Russo) as a married couple whose shared life of cocaine, booze, and group sex has come to an end now that she has renounced her past in favor of God. Drinking heavily and snorting coke to get into his role, Francis finds the violent behavior of his character taking over his reality, as he starts abusing Sarah off the set as well as on. Eddie meanwhile starts his own affair with Sarah, leading to a confrontation with his wife (played by Nancy Ferrara, Abel's real-life spouse) and his own moral dissolution. Shot on a variety of film stocks, this search for spiritual redemption--drenched in violence, drugs, and sex--makes for a heavy viewing experience. Regardless of opinion about the film itself, there is no denying the sheer bravery of this unflinching mirror of Ferrara's own life and art.