35mm

Exposed

James Toback
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Nastassja Kinski: From the Heart

November 27 - December 3, 2014

Q&A with James Toback!

Nastassja Kinski plays the part of a Midwestern English student turned New York supermodel in James Toback’s zigzagging urban odyssey.

DIRECTOR
James Toback
YEAR
1983
COUNTRY
USE
RUNTIME
100 minutes
FORMAT
35mm
START DATE
November 28, 2014

Q&A with James Toback!

Nastassja Kinski plays the part of a Midwestern English student turned New York supermodel in James Toback’s zigzagging urban odyssey, which also takes its heroine through an affair with a somewhat unhinged violinist (legendary dancer Rudolf Nureyev) and an embroilment with the ringleader of a Parisian terrorist cell (Harvey Keitel). Kinski’s performance embodies a woman driven by ambition, passion, reflection, self-possession, and a hunger for life, while Toback pushes the plot in surprising directions, cultivating an uneasy air of spontaneous violence and tragic fatalism.

Exposed

Title: EXPOSED ¥ Pers: KINSKI, NASTASSJA / McSHANE, IAN ¥ Year: 1983 ¥ Dir: TOBACK, JAMES ¥ Ref: EXP005AA ¥ Credit: [ UNITED ARTISTS / THE KOBAL COLLECTION ]

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