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Back Against the Wall (2000)

Director: James Fotopoulos

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From Time Out Film Guide

Director Fotopoulos comes with quite a rep in the North American indie scene. Certainly this cool and highly controlled b/w study of paranoia and powerplay in the world of lingerie modelling (don't come, however, expecting lacy seductions) is formally inventive and resolutely modern. It'strong on interiors and text, and distinctively scored - early Cronenberg, without the genre trappings, comes to mind as an atmospheric cousin, but it's got its own unsettling, sometimes alienating tone.

Author: GE

Time Out Film Guide


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Cast & crew

Director: James Fotopoulos

Producer: James Fotopoulos

Cast: Debbie Mulcahy, Martin Shannon, Ernie E Frantz, Michael Wexler full cast

Duration: 94 mins




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