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South Mountain Community Library
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DVD FICTION Punch
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Summary:
Barry Egan, a shy sad-sack with a great deal of repressed anger that occasionally bursts forth in sudden violent outrages, falls in love with Lena, a co-worker of one of Barry's seven sisters. After calling a phone-sex line, Barry is extorted by bad-guy Dean, who eventually sends four goons to assault Barry and get the money.
Notes:
MPAA rating: R.
Closed-captioned. Includes French dubbed version and subtitles in French.
Special features: theatrical trailer; "Blossoms & Blood" (12-minute feature including alternate takes, Jeremy Blake artwork, and Jon Brion's "Here We Go" music video directed by PTA); deleted scenes; Mattress Man commercial; 12 Scopitones; additional artwork by Jeremy Blake.
Director of photography, Robert Elswit ; editor, Leslie Jones ; original music, Jon Brion ; costume designer, Mark Bridges ; production designer, William Arnold.
Adam Sandler, Emily Watson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Luis Guzmán.
DVD, 5.1 Dolby digital, 5.1 EX.
Cannes Film Festival, 2002: Best Director (Paul Thomas Anderson).
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