Boogie Nights (1997)
Année de sortie: 1997
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Boogie Nights: Noches de placer, Juegos de placer, Буги нощи, Boogie Nights: Prazer Sem Limites, Nuits endiablées
Réalisateur: Paul Thomas Anderson
Writer: Paul Thomas Anderson
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: JoAnne Sellar, John S. Lyons, Lloyd Levin, Paul Thomas Anderson
Co-Producer: Daniel Lupi
Executive Producer: Lawrence Gordon
Sociétés: Ghoulardi Film Company, Lawrence Gordon Productions, New Line Cinema
Genre: Buddy Film, Drama
Budget: 15.000.000
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: 1970s, 1980s, admiring, adultery, alter ego, audacious, big dick, candid, cocaine, coming of age, curious, custody battle, disco, dramatic, drug abuse, drugs, euphoric, husband wife relationship, introspective, los angeles, california, mother son relationship, new year's eve, porn actor, porn industry, pornography, rags to riches, robbery, voyeurism
Histoire
Set in 1970s Los Angeles, 'Boogie Nights' follows the rise and fall of Eddie Adams, a young man discovered by pornographer Jack Horner while working as a busboy at a nightclub. Renamed Dirk Diggler, Adams becomes an overnight sensation in the adult film industry. The story chronicles his meteoric rise to fame, his relationships with Horner and other industry figures like Roller Girl (Burt Reynolds' character), and his eventual fall from grace. Alongside this narrative are subplots involving other characters such as Horner's family life, drug abuse within the industry, and a robbery gone wrong.
Résumé
'Boogie Nights', directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, is a candid portrayal of the porn industry in 1970s Los Angeles. The film follows Dirk Diggler (Mark Wahlberg), a young man discovered by director Jack Horner (Burt Reynolds) and catapulted to stardom within the adult film industry. Alongside this coming-of-age story is an exploration of the industry's dynamics, drug abuse, and the complex relationships between its characters. The film is known for its audacious storytelling, introspective moments, and candid portrayal of the time period.
