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Title:
Sposób Cuttera (1981)
Genre:
Crime, Drama, Mystery, Thriller
Runtime:
109 min - Rating: 6.8
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Drifter Richard Bone is temporarily living with his friends, married couple Alex and Mo Cutter, in Santa Barbara, while working for their mutual friend, George Swanson, as a salesman at his boat dealership. Rich and Mo may have ended up together if Rich had stuck around at the time, something that Mo can't help but think about now in Alex long having dropped out of life the result of his experience in Vietnam, which included losing an eye, an arm and a leg, he largely turning to the bottle to cope. Only when he is brought in as a suspect does Rich comes to the realization that what he saw off in the distance one rainy night in a back alley was the disposal of a dead body, the victim seventeen year old Vicky Duran. Spotting him in a crowd, Rich is "certain" that who he saw dump the body is one of Santa Barbara's most upstanding citizens, oil baron J.J. Cord. What Rich and Alex discover about Cord and his movements that evening fit with him being the perpetrator. Bringing in Vicky's sister, Val Duran, who wants justice for Vicky, Alex comes up with a scheme to expose Cord as the murderer, that scheme - sending Cord a blackmail letter, he responding to such with the requested moneys p
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After emigrating to the United States in 1969, Czech-born director Ivan Passer finally broke through to American audiences with his fourth film, a unique blend of mystery and social commentary. Cutter's Way is set in Santa Barbara, CA, a community of wealth and power. Its main characters, however, are among the town's have-nots: Richard Bone Jeff Bridges, a beach-boy gigolo starting to go to seed Bone's best friend Alex Cutter (John Heard), a Vietnam veteran maimed in body and spirit and Mo (Lisa Eichorn), Cutter's alcoholic wife. When Cutter spots one of the community's most prominent citizens in the act of covering up a murder, Bone insists that the police would never take their word over that of a man of wealth and prestige. Cutter seizes the opportunity to blackmail the killer, as a means of striking back at a system he thinks sent him off to an unjust war and ruined his life. The film was fortunate to fall into the hands of United Artists Classics, a new division of the company crippled by the financial disaster of Heaven's Gate. UA Classics adroitly marketed Cutter's Way, riding a wave of rave reviews and good word-of-mouth among more discriminating filmgoers to modest box-office success.
Quote:STARS...........: Jeff Bridges, John Heard, Lisa Eichhorn
DIRECTOR........: Ivan Passer
WRITERS.........: Jeffrey Alan Fiskin
GENRE...........: Crime, Drama, Mystery
IMDB............: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0082220
RUNTIME.........: 1h 49mn
SIZE............: 6.55 GB
VIDEO CODEC.....: HEVC (Main10@L4)
BITRATE.........: 8000 Kbps (2-pass)
RESOLUTION......: 1920x1040
ASPECT RATIO....: 1.85:1
FRAMERATE.......: 23.976 fps
AUDIO1..........: English FLAC 1.0
AUDIO2..........: Commentary by novelist Matthew Specktor
AUDIO3..........: Commentary with film historians Julie Kirgo and Nick Redman
AUDIO4..........: Commentary by AD Larry Franco and UPM Barrie Osborne
AUDIO5..........: Isolated Score
SUBTITLES.......: ENG
SOURCE..........: Fun City Remastered Blu-ray
ENCODE DATE.....: 2022-11-18
Extras
• Introduction by star Jeff Bridges
• Introduction by director Bertrand Tavernier
• Mo’s Way - Lisa Eichhorn
• From Cutter and Bone to Cutter’s Way - Ira Deutchman
• Cut to the Bone - Inside the Score
• Two Plus One - Jeffrey Alan Fiskin
• Gurian's Way
• Ivan Passer
• Image gallery
• Isolated Score
• Commentary by novelist Matthew Specktor
• Commentary by film historians Julie Kirgo and Nick Redman
• Commentary by assistant director Larry Franco and unit production manager Barrie Osborne
• Theatrical trailers
