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Mood:
Clever Suspenseful Mind Bending Tense Disturbing
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Mind Game Police Investigation Psychological Crimes Law Enforcement Mind and Soul Mysterious Character Police Detective more...
Genres:
Mystery Thriller Independent Crime
Time/Period:
20th Century 90s
Place:
Australia
Praise:
Award Winner Critically Acclaimed
Style:
Twists and Turns Talky
Attitudes:
Serious Realistic
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The Interview, 1998

Starring: Hugo Weaving, Tony Martin

Directed by: Craig Monahan

Written by: Craig Monahan

Language: English

Country: Australia

Runtime: 104 min

MPAA Rating:

Rating:7.3

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The Interview can be described as mind bending, clever, and tense. The plot revolves around mind games, a police investigation, and psychological motives. The main genres are independent, thriller, and mystery. In terms of style, The Interview involves twists and turns and is talky. In approach, it is serious and realistic. It is located in Australia. The Interview takes place in the 1990s. The movie has received attention for being an award winner and critically acclaimed. Note that it involves profanity.

Summary of The Interview

When Eddie Rodney Fleming (Hugo Weaving, Agent Smith from THE MATRIX), an ordinary man, is suddenly arrested by police and taken to a claustrophobic police station, his life is turned upside-down. At first he is merely questioned about a stolen car, but the police begin to ask increasingly threatening questions about missing persons and eyewitnesses. As the investigation continues, it appears that Fleming is going to be caught deeper and deeper in a nightmare morass - or perhaps he actually has something to hide? THE INTERVIEW is a Kafkaesque nightmare with numerous twists and turns and intriguing ideas about how the truth can be bent to suit an agenda. Winner of three awards from the Australian Film Institute, including Best Film, Original Screenplay, and Actor.