Aileen - Life and Death of a Serial Killer
by Nick Broomfield
from Columbia Tristar
Acclaimed director Nick Broomfield s vision takes you behind the sensational headlines of America s first female serial killer and into the true life and unbalanced mind of a woman trying to deal with a brutal past and an even more deadly future. Both timely and terrifying this powerful film provides an unsparing look at a madwoman s trial appeal and execution. You will be mesmerized by the true and tragic story of a paranoid prostitute who began killing her customers in a murderous rage. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone says her eyes radiating madness will haunt your dreams. Filmed at Aileen Wuornos request and containing her last interviews this unflinching film recounts Aileen s life at the margins of society and shows her escalating psychological unraveling as she approaches her execution.System Requirements:Running Time: 89 Min.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DOCUMENTARIES/MISC. Rating: R UPC: 043396057258 Manufacturer No: 05725
"We have evil in us, all of us do, and my evil just happened to come out because of the circumstances," said serial killer Aileen Wuornos in an interview conducted shortly before her execution in 2002. Director Nick Broomfield, in this sequel to his previous documentary Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer, delves further into Wuornos's horrific childhood (including an interview with her biological mother) and follows the appeals process as her case goes through its final efforts. But the movie's core are the fascinating, devastating interviews with Wuornos herself, alternately lucid and delusional as she obsesses about the police, whom she believes allowed her murders to happen to increase the potential for profit from movies and books about the case. Anyone who's seen Monster, based on Wuornos's story, will find the real woman even more compelling and frightening than Charlize Theron's award-winning portrayal. --Bret Fetzer
Monster in a Box: The Movie
by Nick Broomfield
from Image Entertainment
Legendary monologuist Spalding Gray takes you on an unforgettable and often hilarious journey through the pitfalls of the creative mind in this brilliant follow-up to his critical and audience favorite Swimming to Cambodia. Interacting with his audience and backed by a score from Laurie Anderson Gray recounts the story of his attempts to write a manuscript and the bizarre tangents his everyday life and creative persona underwent in the process.System Requirements:Running Time: 89:05 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: COMEDY Rating: PG UPC: 014381154627 Manufacturer No: ID1546LIDVD
Aileen Wuornes: The Selling of a Serial Killer - The 1992 Interviews
by Nick Broomfield
from First Look Pictures
Biggie & Tupac: The Story Behind the Murder of Rap's Biggest Superstar
by Nick Broomfield
from Razor & Tie Theatric
Monster / Aileen - Life and Death of a Serial Killer
by Nick Broomfield
from Sony Pictures
Monster
Critics have universally praised Charlize Theron's performance in Monster,and the praise, for once, is astonishingly deserved. The gorgeous star of The Italian Job and The Cider House Rules vanishes into the character of Aileen Wuornos, a real-life serial killer and prostitute who murdered at least seven men in Florida. Monster traces her relationship with a young woman named Selby (Christina Ricci, The Ice Storm, Buffalo 66), which intertwines with Wuornos's murder spree. This remarkable movie finds compassion for Wuornos but unflinchingly faces her brutal crimes; Theron expresses this woman's horrific life history without softening her terrifying, dead-eyed stare. This is a gripping, devastating performance, a physical and psychological transformation comparable to Robert DeNiro's in Raging Bull. The movie's moral and emotional complexity wouldn't succeed without this searing performance--but succeed it does, and it will stick with you for some time afterward. --Bret Fetzer
Aileen: Life and Death of a Serial Killer
"We have evil in us, all of us do, and my evil just happened to come out because of the circumstances," said serial killer Aileen Wuornos in an interview conducted shortly before her execution in 2002. Director Nick Broomfield, in this sequel to his previous documentary Aileen Wuornos: The Selling of a Serial Killer, delves further into Wuornos's horrific childhood (including an interview with her biological mother) and follows the appeals process as her case goes through its final efforts. But the movie's core are the fascinating, devastating interviews with Wuornos herself, alternately lucid and delusional as she obsesses about the police, whom she believes allowed her murders to happen to increase the potential for profit from movies and books about the case. Anyone who's seen Monster, based on Wuornos's story, will find the real woman even more compelling and frightening than Charlize Theron's award-winning portrayal. --Bret Fetzer
MONSTER (2003): Charlize Theron (The Italian Job Trapped) explodes in a magnetic Oscar®-winning (Best Actress 2003) performance as convicted killer Aileen Wuornos.Severely abused and unloved Aileen immersed herself in the dangerous world of highway prostitution...until she met Selby Wall (Christina Ricci Sleepy Hollow) a naive girl who was Aileen s last chance at a normal life. But ultimately all Aileen understood was violence and nobody imagined the nightmare that awaited the seven men standing in the way of her happiness. A critically-acclaimed film from writer/director Patty Jenkins. "Academy Award ®" and "Oscar ®" are the registered trademarks and service marks of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.AILEEN: LIFE AND DEATH OF A SERIAL KILLER: Acclaimed director Nick Broomfield s vision takes you behind the sensational headlines of America s first female serial killer and into the true life and unbalanced mind of a woman trying to deal with a brutal past and an even more deadly future. Both timely and terrifying this powerful film provides an unsparing look at a madwoman s trial appeal and execution. You will be mesmerized by the true and tragic story of a paranoid prostitute who began killing her customers in a murderous rage. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone says her eyes radiating madness will haunt your dreams. Filmed at Aileen Wuornos request and containing her last interviews this unflinching film recounts Aileen s life at the margins of society and shows her escalating psychological unraveling as she approaches her execution.Format: DVD MOVIE Genre: DRAMA UPC: 043396057357 Manufacturer No: 05735
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