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The Moderns (1988)

Release Date	:	N/A
Rating	:	R
Duration	:	2 hrs. 6 min.
Official Site	:	Movie Official Site

Overwiew :Director-screenwriter Alan Rudolph turns his eye on 1926 Paris for this elegant, wry film. Keith Carradine and Linda Fiorentino star as Nick and Rachel, former lovers who reunite amid the artist-packed cafes and salons. He's a painter hanging out with pals Ernest Hemingway (Kevin J. O'Connor) and gossip Oiseu (Wallace Shawn). She's an alcoholic trapped in a loveless marriage to bullying businessman and art collector Bertram Stone (John Lone). As he and Rachel yell, drink, and fall back in love, Nick also finds himself in a scheme to forge some classic works by Cezanne, Modigliani, and Matisse, leading to incredible complications when Rachel's husband buys them. Freely working with a cast that mixes real and fictitious characters, Rudolph finds a lot to say about art, love, commerce, and the birth of modernity. Lush photography and fine performances, particularly those of Lone, O'Connor, and Genevičve Bujold as Nick's art dealer, make this a fond and loving artistic tribute to a time that still reverberates today with its unheralded creative impact.

Starring : Keith Carradine, John Lone, Linda Fiorentino, Genevieve Bujold, Wallace Shawn

Directors : Alan Rudolph

Producers : Carolyn Pfeiffer, David Blocker

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www.washingtonpost.com - : Call it Rudolphworld. Call it Alan's Place. As created by director Alan Rudolph, it is a place of eccentricity over explanation, weird and wondrous over linear and logical. It can be anywhere -- rainy Seattle (''Trouble in Mind''), tan-scaped L.A. (''Welcome to L.A.''), an unnamed spot on earth (''Choose Me'') or in the hereafter (''Made in Heaven''). But the cosmic rules always apply. more...

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