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Dancing at the Blue Iguana (2000)

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Release Date
• USA: Oct 19, 2001
DVD Release Date
• R1: Jan 6, 2004

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MPAA Rating
Rated R for pervasive sexual content/nudity, language, some drug content and brief violence.

Running Time
2 hours, 3 minutes

Country USA

Studio Bergman Lustig Productions, Dragon Pictures, Gallery Motion Pictures

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Other Titles
• Dancing at the Blue Iguana



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Genre: Drama, Erotic, Psychodrama, Racy

Tagline: five souls exposed

Plot: This melancholy film explores the intersecting lives of five exotic dancers who work at a San Fernando Valley strip club, the Blue Iguana. None of them have it easy. Angel (Darryl Hannah) wishes she could take in a foster child or have a baby of her own - but her messy, dysfunctional existence makes this an impossible dream. Joe (Jennifer Tilly) is pregnant, but wants an abortion, and can barely keep her rage at the world contained. Jasmine (Sandra Oh) writes beautiful poetry on the side--but doesn't have the confidence to read her work aloud or take it seriously. Jesse (Charlotte Ayanna) looks for love but instead gets beaten by her boyfriend; and Stormy (Sheila Kelley) tries to forget the great love of her life: her brother.

Director Michael Radford won the Best Foreign Film Academy Award for his sensitive IL POSTINO in 1994. DANCING AT THE BLUE IGUANA was in part developed through improvisational workshops in which the actors helped to come up with their own characters and storylines for the film; this experimental preparatory work was then shaped into a screenplay by Mr. Radford. But the true focus of the film is on the dance sequences; each woman expresses her hopes and sorrows using her body to communicate her feelings.

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 Directed by
Michael Radford
The Postman, The Merchant of Venice, Nineteen Eighty-Four
 Written by
Michael Radford
The Postman, The Merchant of Venice, Nineteen Eighty-Four
 Cast
Daryl Hannah
Blade Runner, Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Sheila Kelley
Matchstick Men, Nurse Betty, One Fine Day
Elias Koteas
The Thin Red Line, Gattaca, Fallen
Vladimir Mashkov
15 Minutes, Behind Enemy Lines, The Thief
Jennifer Tilly
Monsters, Inc., Liar Liar, Bound
W. Earl Brown
Being John Malkovich, There's Something About Mary, Scream
Jesse Bradford
Romeo + Juliet, Bring It On, Hackers
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 Music By
Tal Bergman
Kill Me Later, The Untold, Stranger Than Fiction
Renato Neto
Kill Me Later, Prince Live at the Aladdin Las Vegas



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