The Dancer Upstairs

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The Dancer Upstairs is a 2002 political thriller film directed by John Malkovich about a Latin American detective hunting a mysterious revolutionary leader.

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instanceOf film
political thriller film
basedOn The Dancer Upstairs (novel) NERFINISHED
novel by Nicholas Shakespeare
castMember Abel Folk NERFINISHED
Alexandra Lencastre NERFINISHED
Elvira Mínguez NERFINISHED
Javier Bardem NERFINISHED
Juan Diego Botto NERFINISHED
Laura Morante NERFINISHED
cinematography José Luis Alcaine NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Spain
United Kingdom
United States of America
surface form: United States
director John Malkovich NERFINISHED
distributor Fox Searchlight Pictures NERFINISHED
editor Nicolas Gaster NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Ecuador NERFINISHED
Portugal NERFINISHED
Spain NERFINISHED
follows a Latin American detective hunting a mysterious revolutionary leader
genre crime drama film
political thriller
hasPoster theatrical release poster
hasTheme corruption
moral ambiguity
political violence
terrorism
inspiredBy Abimael Guzmán NERFINISHED
Shining Path insurgency in Peru NERFINISHED
language English
mainCharacter Agustín Rejas NERFINISHED
musicBy Alberto Iglesias NERFINISHED
narrativeFocus investigation of a mysterious revolutionary leader known as Ezequiel
notableFor directorial debut of John Malkovich
portrays left-wing insurgency
state counterinsurgency
producer John Malkovich NERFINISHED
productionCompany Malkovich’s Mr. Mudd production company
publicationDate 2002
releaseEvent San Sebastián International Film Festival NERFINISHED
releaseYear 2002
runtime approximately 133 minutes
screenwriter Nicholas Shakespeare NERFINISHED
setting unnamed Latin American country
starredActor Javier Bardem as Agustín Rejas NERFINISHED
titleOrigin refers to the detective’s daughter’s dance teacher living upstairs

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concert work "Suite from 'The Dancer Upstairs'" hasAssociatedFilm The Dancer Upstairs
subject surface form: Suite from 'The Dancer Upstairs'