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- Dahmer (DVD)
Dahmer (DVD)
A low-key glimpse into the life and crimes of one of history's most notorious serial killers, Dahmer doesn't concern itself with the gruesome nature of its protagonist's horrific crimes, but rather the troubled mind of the man who committed them.
Focusing on the later years in the life of Jeffrey Dahmer (Jeremy Renner), David Jacobson's film follows the troubled killer from department store to gay nightclub as he stalks his prey and battles his inner demons, all the while providing contrast to current events with flashbacks from the days during which madness finally gained an inescapable grip on his already unstable mind. From his days in a Milwaukee chocolate factory to nights spent haunting the streets in search of prey, the viewer peers cautiously over the edge of an abyss so deep and so far-stretching that most minds will never fathom the truly monstrous nature of Dahmer's heretofore unprecedented crime spree. As he befriends and brings home yet another potential victim in the form of an outgoing young man named Rodney (Artel Kayaru), Dahmer is forced to confront his past as the two grow increasingly close over the course of the evening. Will Dahmer have a glimmer of humanity during a night of intimate and revealing conversation, or is it already too late for the unassuming young man who has fallen into the same trap as so many before him? ~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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• Director/Actor commentary
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• Trailer
• Scene selections
• Spanish subtitles
• Interactive menus
• Full screen presentation
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ProductID
FLKP61219DVD
Format
DVD
REGION CODE
1
Studio
FIRST LOOK PICTURES
Production Year
2002
Country
USA
Release Date
6/21/2005
Actors
Bruce Davison, Jeremy Renner
Director
David Jacobson
Video
Fullscreen; COLOR
Audio
Dolby Digital Stereo
Language
English
Subtitles
Spanish
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low stock
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