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ProductionDirected by: Paul Auster & Wayne WangWritten by: Paul Auster & Wayne Wang Produced by: Francey Grace, Greg Johnson, Harvey Keitel, Hisami Kuroiwa, Peter Newman, Diana Phillips, Bob Weinstein & Harvey Weinstein Production company: Miramax Films Location: NY Date of filming: July 1994 Budget: $ 2 million Cast
SoundtrackOriginal Music by: John Lurie, Billy Martin & Calvin WestonThe soundtrack doesn't contain any songs by Madonna. Mel Gorham does a rendition of Fever which was also covered by Madonna a few years earlier. |
Release
Released as: Blue In The FaceReleased in theatres: Oct. 13th, 1995 (US) Released on DVD: March 4th, 1999 (Europe) / May 25th 2003 (US) Runtime: 80 minutes Genre: Comedy MPAA rating: R Box office: $ 1.3 million (US) SynopsisWayne Wang's follow-up movie to Smoke presents a series of improvisational
situations strung together to form a pastiche of Brooklyn's diverse
ethnicity, offbeat humor, and essential humanity. Many of the
same characters inhabiting Auggie Wren's Brooklyn Cigar Store
in Smoke return here to expound on their philosophy of smoking,
relationships, baseball, New York, and Belgian Waffles. Most of
all, this is a movie about living life, off-the-cuff. RatingBlue In The Face does not have a proper plot, it's just some comic situations set in the diverse Brooklyn, in and around of Auggie's cigar shop. Whereas Smoke had a real story, Blue in The Face focuses on silly stuff about the everyday life in Brooklyn, the different ethnics and Belgian waffles. Madonna's brief cameo as a Western Union telegram girl towards the end of the movie is a nice addition, she delivers her message as a hot performance! Awards
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