A Memphis car thief falls in love with one of his victims, an attractive cellist.A Memphis car thief falls in love with one of his victims, an attractive cellist.A Memphis car thief falls in love with one of his victims, an attractive cellist.
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- 5 wins
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- TriviaCraig Brewer: He can be seen in the mirror filming the scene where Harper is working in the strip club.
- Quotes
[Eli and Harper are walking to Amanda's concert at the University of Memphis. Harper begins looking up at the sky]
Harper: This is like a date!
Eli Foote: It ain't like that...
Harper: With a real live girl!
Eli Foote: What are you doing?
Harper: Oh, I was just looking for the flying pigs. Come on, Casanova, let's go get us some culture.
- ConnectionsReferenced in Hustle & Flow (2005)
- SoundtracksHex & Hell
Written by Jason Freeman
Performed by Jason Freeman
Featured review
This is an excellent movie.
Phenomenal screenplay, lovingly photographed, incredibly well acted and directed. I think it's an astonishing movie.
For a first-time, low budget, movie, it's a miracle. Miraculous that it could be executed so well, and miraculous in that the director stayed true to his story and his characters, rather than trying to go over the top in attracting attention and showcasing his brilliance.
It really captures in an honest way the duality of life.
It is amazingly straightforward, told without overacting, building characters whom we wind up caring about.
Phenomenal screenplay, lovingly photographed, incredibly well acted and directed. I think it's an astonishing movie.
For a first-time, low budget, movie, it's a miracle. Miraculous that it could be executed so well, and miraculous in that the director stayed true to his story and his characters, rather than trying to go over the top in attracting attention and showcasing his brilliance.
It really captures in an honest way the duality of life.
It is amazingly straightforward, told without overacting, building characters whom we wind up caring about.
- thebeckerman
- Dec 5, 2003
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- $20,000 (estimated)
- Runtime1 hour 42 minutes
- Color
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