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Tape
(2001)
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LionsGate Entertainment
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Studio:
LionsGate Entertainment
Genre:
Drama
MPAA Rating:
R
Director:
Richard Linklater
Language:
English
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Cast:
Ethan Hawke
,
Robert Sean Leonard
,
Uma Thurman
Published ID:
73773
UPC:
031398799825,
Plot:
In the same year that filmmaker
Richard Linklater
explored the possibilities of image manipulation in digital filmmaking with
Waking Life
, he also embraced the new medium's potential for creating intimate character portraits under confined circumstances with this feature, based on the play by
Stephen Belber
. Johnny (
Robert Sean Leonard
) is a 30-year-old filmmaker who is enjoying a recent run of success and has returned to his old hometown of Lansing, MI, to show his latest project at a film festival. While in town, Johnny pays a visit to Vince (
Ethan Hawke
), an old friend from high school who is staying in a nearby hotel. Vince has never had a knack for responsibility and these days scrapes together a living as a low-level drug dealer. Johnny and Vince discuss their lives, with Johnny more than a bit judgmental about Vince's current situation, when the conversation turns to Amy (
Uma Thurman
), a girl who was Vince's girlfriend through much of high school and who Johnny dated for a brief spell afterward. Johnny confesses that he hasn't thought about Amy in ages, but Vince informs him that she's living nearby, then begins firing a series of increasingly pointed questions at him about his relationship with Amy, concluding with the shocking accusation that Johnny once raped Amy at a party. Like
Waking Life
,
Tape
was entirely shot using digital video equipment, and director
Linklater
remained true to the story's origins as a stage play, using only three actors and one set for the entire film. Both
Tape
and
Waking Life
premiered at the 2001 {~Sundance Film Festival}. ~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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