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The Limey (1999)

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Wilson is an ex-convict, newly released from prison, on his way to Los Angeles to find who killed his daughter. However, he is soon aware that he is completely out of place, and can understand nothing whatsoever of the culture that he meets with in the city. He is assisted in his investigations by Ed, another ex-convict. Together they come to the conclusion that the girl was having an affair with a records producer by the name of Valentine, at this time in the midst of an affair with Adhara, a young woman. An older actress, Elaine, who also knew the girl who was murdered, makes Wilson look on his own faults as a father. "Limey" is slang for an English sailor, thus called because they were obliged to imbibe vast doses of lemon juice (lime juice) to prevent contamination from the horrors of scurvy (a disease caused by a dearth of vitamin C, and characterized by a tendency to hemorrhage). In Soderbergh?s film, however, the main character struggles to escape from another type of scourge: that which falls on innocents.

Título original: The Limey

Ano: 1999

Duração: 90 minutos

Cor: colorido

Direção: STEVEN SODERBERGH

Roteiro: Lem Dobbs

Fotografia: Edward Lachman

Montagem: Sarah Flack

Elenco: Terence Stamp, Peter Fonda, Lesley Ann Warren, Luis Guzman, Amelia Heinle, Barry Newman, Nicky Katt, Joe Dallesandro

Produtor: John Hardy, Scott Kramer

Edições: 24