Twentynine Palms Movie Review 2003

Information and Film Reviews for Twentynine Palms the Movie

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Director Dumont's first feature made in the U.S. is a grim, moody thriller than grinds on monotonously until a twist near the end triggers an intense situation. L.A. residents David (Wissak) and his French-speaking girlfriend Katia (Golubeva) embark on a trip to the California desert locale of the title. The action mostly consists of motel stops where the eerily laconic couple, who mostly just drive around and bicker, copulate graphically and frequently out of boredom. David accidentally hits a dog, to Katia's horror, but not much else happens until they get hit from behind by a strange vehicle which sets off horrific violence. Seemingly pointless exercise in gratuitous sex and violence. Mostly in English with some French dialogue.

Distribution

Wellspring Media, A Division of Genius Products, Inc., 2230 Broadway, Santa Monica, CA 90904, Phone: (310)453-1222, Fax: (310)453-0074, URL: http://www.wellspring.com

Available on VHS, DVD
Running time 119 minutes.
Originally from German, French.

Cast and Crew

Genres
Road Trip, Sex & Sexuality, Deserts
Screenplay
Bruno Dumont
Cast
Katia Golubeva, David Wissak
Cinematography
Georges Lechaptois
Director
Bruno Dumont
Music
Takashi Hirayasu, Bob Brozman, J.S. Bach
Other
Phillippe Lecoeur, Michael Kranz, Harald Guhn, Dominique Petrot, Yasmine Abraham

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