Judas Kiss (1998)
Année de sortie: 1998
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: O Beijo da Traição, El beso de Judas, To fili tou Iouda, Az áruló csókja, Pocalunek Judasza, O Beijo de Judas, Sarutul lui Iuda
Réalisateur: Sebastian Gutierrez
Writer: Deanna Fuller, Sebastian Gutierrez
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Beau Flynn, Stefan Simchowitz
Co-Producer: Carla Gugino, Elaine Dysinger
Executive Producer: Daniel Rappaport, Matthias Emcke, Molly Madden, Thomas Augsberger
Sociétés: Bandeira Entertainment, Flynn/Simchowitz, Key Entertainment
Genre: Drama, Girls With Guns, Thriller
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: blackmail, criminal, small time thugs
Histoire
A woman and her lover, small-time thugs, decide to kidnap a wealthy computer company owner for a substantial ransom. They recruit two accomplices: a tech-savvy individual and a muscle man who amuses himself by playing Russian roulette. During the kidnapping, an accidental killing occurs—the victim turns out to be the wife of a powerful U.S. senator, raising the stakes significantly. As events unfold, it becomes evident that not everything is as it originally seemed, with potential implications reaching beyond the initial criminal plan.
Résumé
Judas Kiss (1998), directed by Sebastian Gutierrez, is a crime thriller about a botched kidnapping gone awry. The film follows two small-time criminals who aim to enter the big league by abducting a wealthy businessman for ransom. However, their plan takes a dramatic turn when an unintended murder victim is revealed to be connected to a powerful political figure. The movie explores themes of crime, consequence, and unexpected outcomes, with its tension heightened by the involvement of a U.S. senator.
