Bad Lieutenant

Bad Lieutenant is an American film carried out by Abel Ferrara, left in 1992.

Synopsis

With New York, the diving with the hells of a corrupted cop and drug addict who finds a kind of redemption despaired in his investigation into the rape of a nun.

Data sheet

Title: Bad Lieutenant
Realization: Abel Ferrara
Scenario: Abel Ferrara and Zoë Lund
Production: Mary Kane, Edward R. Pressman, Randy Sabusawa, P Atrick Wachsberger and Ronna B. Wallace
Music: Joe Untied
Photographie: Ken Kelsch
Assembly: Anthony Redman
Decorations: Charles Mr. Lagola
Country of origin: the United States
Format: Colors - 1,85:1 - Stereo - 35 mm
Kind: Police officer
Lasted: 96 minutes
Comings out date: September 16th 1992 (festival of Toronto), November 20th 1992 (the United States), March 10th 1993 (France)
Film prohibited with less than 16 years at the time of its exit in France

Distribution

Harvey Keitel : The lieutenant
Frankie Thorn: The nun
Victor Argo: A police officer
Paul Calderon: A police officer
Leonard L. Thomas: A police officer
Zoë Lund: Zoe

Distinctions

Price of the best actor (Harvey Keitel) and nomination at the price of best film, at the time of the festival Fantasporto 1993.
Price of the best actor (Harvey Keitel) and nominations at the prices of best film and better realizer, at the time of the Independent Spirit Awards 1993.

See too

Bad Lieutenant on AlloCiné
Bad Lieutenant on Internet Movie Database

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