Straightheads (2007)
Année de sortie: 2007
Nation: United Kingdom
Alternative Title: Closure, Closure - Vendetta a due, Den grymma leken, Hideg fejjel, Koston aika
Réalisateur: Dan Reed
Writer: Dan Reed
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Alexander O'Neal, Damian Jones, Kevin Loader
Executive Producer: Lee Thomas, Paul Trijbits, Peter Carlton
Sociétés: DJ Films, Film4 Productions, Free Range Films, Ingenious Media, Screen West Midlands, UK Film Council, Verve Pictures
Genre: Drama, Horror, Rape And Revenge Film, Thriller
Budget: £1,800,000 (estimated).
Récompenses & Similaires
Récompenses: N/A
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: assault, attack, car accident, countryside, gang, london, england, mugging, murder, rape, rape and revenge, revenge, scar, trauma, van
Histoire
After meeting at her apartment where he's installing security systems, Alice, a successful businesswoman, and Adam, a working-class man in his early twenties, feel an instant connection. They attend a party together in the countryside where they engage in a passionate encounter. On their drive back to London, they hit a deer and stop to remove it from the road. Suddenly, three men in a van attack them. Adam is severely beaten and blinded in one eye, while Alice is raped. The trauma causes Adam to become impotent and withdrawn, and Alice returns to work but is haunted by the incident. A month later, Alice's father passes away, and she travels back to the countryside for his funeral. While there, she spots one of her attackers and discovers where he lives. Determined to seek revenge, Alice convinces Adam to join her in confronting their attacker.
Résumé
Straightheads (2007) is a British thriller directed by Dan Reed, blending elements of drama, horror, rape-revenge, and thriller genres. The film follows the relationship between Alice, a high-society woman from London, and Adam, a young working-class man who installs security systems in her apartment. Their lives take a dark turn after they are attacked by a gang on their way back from a party in the countryside, leading to severe physical and psychological trauma for both characters. The film explores themes of class distinction, trauma, and revenge as Alice and Adam plot to confront their attackers.
