L.I.E (2001)

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Written by Stephen M. Ryder, Michael Cuesta

Directed by Michael Cuesta

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2001

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Michael Cuesta's film stars Paul Franklin Dano as a teenager whose father has taken up with a bimbo with unseemly haste following his wife's death, who's unsure of his sexuality and who skips school and hangs around with the wrong crowd. Having broken into the house of Brian Cox, Cox tracks him down and blackmails him into friendship and when his father is arrested, Dano moves in with him, expecting to pay his rent with sexual favours but Cox refuses to respond, having another agenda in this uneasy but always gripping film.

Cast

Image for Paul DanoPaul DanoHowie Blitzer
Bruce AltmanMarty Blitzer
Billy KayGary
James CostaKevin Cole
Tony Michael DonnellyBrian
Michelle CaranoNewscaster
Tatiana BurgosMarty's Girlfriend
Image for Brian CoxBrian CoxBig John Harrigan
B. Constance BarryAnne Harrigan
Walter MastersonScott
Brad SilnutzerHenry
Bob GerardiClifford
Adam LeFevreElliot
Frank RiversMan with Pizza
Anthony F. PeragineTough Kid

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