Gefährliches Dreieck

Originaltitel: Exposed

1983
16
1 Std. 35 Min.

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Nastassja Kinski in Gefährliches Dreieck (1983)

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuWisconsin farm girl Elizabeth Carlson leaves her family and her English-teacher lover behind, and escapes to New York City, where she soon makes a career for herself as a fashion model. Duri... Alles lesenWisconsin farm girl Elizabeth Carlson leaves her family and her English-teacher lover behind, and escapes to New York City, where she soon makes a career for herself as a fashion model. During a private viewing of paintings, she is approached by a mysterious man whose motives are... Alles lesenWisconsin farm girl Elizabeth Carlson leaves her family and her English-teacher lover behind, and escapes to New York City, where she soon makes a career for herself as a fashion model. During a private viewing of paintings, she is approached by a mysterious man whose motives are not clear.

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5,0/10

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Wissenswertes
This was Rudolf Nureyev's final film before his death on January 6, 1993 at the age of 54.

Patzer
Elizabeth's purse changes positions when she's asking informations on the mosque. When she's outside the purse is on her left side, but when she's inside the purse goes to the right and later returns to the left again when she's about to leave the place.

Zitate
Daniel Jelline: It's disgusting to be afraid to die.
Elizabeth Carlson: People who go around talking about how unafraid they're to die usually are the most frightened of all.
Daniel Jelline: Perhaps I am afraid to die.
Elizabeth Carlson: Are you?
Daniel Jelline: Sometimes terribly so. Sometimes I'm eager.

Verbindungen
Featured in At the Movies: Adult Sexuality (1983)

Soundtracks
The Locomotion
Written by Gerry Goffin and Carole King
Performed by Little Eva
Courtesy of Emus Records

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8/10

Kinski breaks the barrier

There are moments in this film that are so amazing to me. It is hard to describe in words what occurs in this film that I find so striking.

Kinski is sheer brilliance. It is not that she delivers a phenomenal performance but that she seduces the camera without any ego. I have never seen this done before by another actress in the same sense. It is though we were watching a documentary.

The film is an awful mess but at the same time I found it fascinating. The dance Kinski does in her unfurnished apartment has a strong sense of an individual void of the conformity of life. She dances to the beat of her own drum.

There is another scene where Kinski gets out of a cab and falls in the street. She gets up and runs away with a limp in her step. Why I found that intriguing I cannot say. It seemed awkward in an awkward film.

I like it for its foolishness and its attempt of making the world of fashion and terrorism seem romantic.

Kinski breaks the barrier between audience and screen as the magazine Variety stated. It was such a perfect description of her performance. Roger Ebert offers an excellent review on this film and I highly agree with it.

Check it out sometime and see a star at work.