Cinématographe - The Woman Chaser Blu-Ray w/ Slipcover

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Cinématographe - The Woman Chaser Blu-Ray with slipcover featuring black and white film noir style cover and red text.

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SUMMARY

Richard Hudson (Patrick Warburton, Seinfeld), a shady used car salesman and aspiring filmmaker living in 1950s Los Angeles, writes the script for his first film: a tawdry drama about a truck driver who kills a young girl, titled The Man Who Got Away. Hudson’s path to becoming Tinseltown’s newest auteur is fraught with challenges; his film is deemed uncommercial, his sexual trysts keep piling up and his relationships with various family members manage to get worse by the day. Hudson will stop at nothing to see his vision through, even if it means destroying everything and everyone in his path, including Hollywood itself. 

The feature directing debut of Robinson Devor (Zoo) and based on noted crime novelist Charles Willeford’s (Cockfighter) novel of the same name, THE WOMAN CHASER is a dark show business comedy in the vein of Robert Altman’s The Player and The Coen Brothers’ Barton Fink that isn’t afraid to showcase the more insidious aspects of the industry. Anchored by a wry, very funny, lead performance from stand-up comic and TV star Patrick Warburton along with striking 35mm photography (shot in color, but lit and graded for black and white) by six time Emmy nominee Kramer Morgenthau (Game of Thrones, Creed II & III), THE WOMAN CHASER is an often overlooked entry in the tail end of the American indie boom. Never before released on disc, and not seen uncut since its New York Film Festival premiere in 1999, Cinématographe is proud to present the world blu-ray debut of Robinson Devor’s uncompromising, hilarious, ode to 50s film noir completely uncensored, restored in 2K, and accompanied with hours of extras including the rarely seen color version of the film, The Art of Insanity.

directed by: Robinson Devor
starring: Patrick Warburton, Eugene Roche, Ron Morgan, Emily Newman, Paul Malevich, Lynette Bennett
1999 / 90 min / 1.85:1 / English DTS-HD MA 2.0

ADDITIONAL INFO
  • Region A Blu-ray
  • The Art of Insanity - a full length alternate version of the film, presented in color
  • New audio commentary with writer/director Robinson Devor, moderated by Cinématographe's Justin LaLiberty
  • New audio commentary with film noir historians Alain Silver and Christopher Coppola
  • Deadly Serious - a new video interview with actor Patrick Warburton
  • Biggest Little Movie - a new video interview with producer Joe McSpadden
  • Theatrical trailer
  • New text essays by film critic Glenn Kenny, writer and podcaster Chris Cabin and crime author Jesse Sublett
  • English SDH subtitles

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