Review of Homicide.
I am a big fan of David Mamet's work. His 1997 films The Edge and The Spanish Prisoner (he wrote both, also directed the latter) rank among my all-time favorites, and I regularly re-watch Heist, a 2004 film starring Gene Hackman, which he also wrote and directed. I've seen maybe two or three others by him, and was intrigued by the premise of Homicide, a small indie film from 1991 that was recently released on DVD.
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Homicide
Director: David Mamet
Theatrical release: 10/06/1991.
DVD release: 09/08/2009.
Studio: Criterion.
Cast: Det. Bobby Gold (Joe Mantegna), Det. Tim Sullivan (William H. Macy), Chava (Natalija Nogulich), Randolph (Ving Rhames), Lt. Senna (Vincent Guastaferro), Ms. Klein (Rebecca Pidgeon), Jilly Curran (J. J. Johnston), Frank (Jack Wallace), Charlie Olcott (Lionel Mark Smith).
Rating: R.
Running time: 102 minutes.
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