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Quid Pro Quo
comingsoon.net –
2008-06-13
Plot Summary: Isaac Knott (Nick Stahl) is a Public Radio reporter in New York City.When he was eight, his mother and father died in an automobile accident that left him in a wheelchair. ... Full Article
Quid Pro Quo
mtv.com –
2008-06-13
A man who can't walk meets a woman who envies his condition in this offbeat black comedy. Isaac Knott (Nick Stahl) lost the use of his legs when he was eight years old in an auto accident that also claimed... ... Full Article
'Quid Pro Quo'
newsday.com –
2008-06-13
It sounds like one of David Cronenberg 's yucky fantasies: A wheelchair-bound reporter explores a subculture of able-bodied people who yearn to be paralyzed, crippled, even limbless. ... Full Article
Noir detective tale with shades of gray
latimes.com –
2008-06-13
Given its pitch-black subject matter, you'd expect "Quid Pro Quo" to take a quick nose dive into something dank and lurid, never to emerge. Instead, writer-director Carlos Brooks and stars Nick Stahl and Vera Farmiga do something unexpectedly moving with... ... Full Article
CRIPPLING JEALOUSY OF HIS LEGS
nypost.com –
2008-06-13
June 13, 2008 TO say "Quid Pro Quo" - a pitch-black comedy set in a subculture of New Yorkers who yearn to lose the use of their limbs - is not for all tastes is perhaps the understatement of the... ... Full Article
Review: 'Quid Pro Quo'
csmonitor.com –
2008-06-13
If you were a fan of David Cronenberg's "Crash," based on J.G. Ballard's book about people who get sexually excited by auto accidents, you might just be the target audience for "Quid Pro Quo," a perverse psychological drama about able-bodied... ... Full Article
Movie Review
nydailynews.com –
2008-06-13
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premiere.com –
2004-10-10
[ printer friendly ] [ email to a friend ] Vera Drake Release Date: October 10, 2004 Starring: Imelda Staunton, Philip Davis Directed by: Mike Leigh View Review View Related Articles About actor Imelda Staunton Harry Potter and the... ... Full Article
Among the brainier, artier, more cultish offerings of the summer are Savage Grace and Quid Pro Quo. A new feature (finally) from Swoon director Tom Kalin, Savage Grace, which opens May 30, is based on the nonfiction account of Barbara ... Full Article
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