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The Cell
- Original title
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The Cell
- Year
- 2000
- Running time
- 115 min.
- Country
United States
- Director
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- Screenwriter
Mark Protosevich
- Music
Howard Shore
- Cinematography
Paul Laufer
- Cast
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- Producer
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New Line Cinema
- Genre
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Fantasy. Thriller. Horror | Surrealism. Serial Killers. Kidnapping Film / Disappearance
- Synopsis
- The FBI track down Carl Stargher, a serial killer who abducts women and then drowns them and bleaches their bodies. But just as they arrive Stargher has a schizophrenic seizure and lapses into a coma. However Stargher has placed his latest victim in a tank in a remote location which is timed to flood and drown her within 40 hours. As time ticks away the FBI in desperation turns to a group of psychologists who have devised a unique procedural method which allows someone to enter the mental landscape of a patient. Therapist Catherine Deane has so far only used the process to communicate with autistic children but agrees to enter Stargher’s mind. But once there she finds herself in a disturbed surreal terrain where she is in danger of losing contact with her own perception of reality altogether and being taken over by Stargher.
- Awards
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2000: Nominated for Oscar: Best Makeup
- Critics' reviews
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"A slender story that's not particularly suspenseful or involving, resulting in a movie that's a feast to the eye but not much for the intellect"
Emanuel Levy: Variety
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"Some movies make you sorry you've seen them, and The Cell is one of those. Creepy and horrific, it's a torture chamber film"
Kenneth Turan: Los Angeles Times
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