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American Buffalo (1995)
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Starring: Dennis Franz, Dustin Hoffman, Sean Nelson
Director: Michael Corrente
Category: Drama
Studio: MGM / UA
Subtitles:
Spanish, French
Length:
93 mins
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Conning, Stealing And Lying Are All In A Day's Work.

Two-time Academy Award winner Dustin Hoffman and two-time Emmy winner Dennis Franz ("NYPD Blue") deliver tour-de-force performances as volatile small-time hustlers in this edgy, electrifying story of trust, betrayal and loyalty gone dangerously awry.American Buffalo is a riveting study in human virtue and vulnerability from Pulitzer-Prize-winning writer David Mamet (Wag The Dog, The Edge, The Untouchables) and director Michael Corrente.

For down-and-out junk dealer Don (Franz), life goes from unlucky to unbearable when he discovers that the rare, buffalo head nickel he just sold for $90 is worth ten times as much!Refusing to let himself be out-swindled, Don enlists the help of a young protégé (Nelson) in a scheme to steal the coin back.But their plans are suddenly altered by the intrusion of Teach (Hoffman), a disturbingly aggressive would-be thief who badgers Don into cutting him in on the heist -- a decision that carries explosive consequences for everyone involved.

 
 
   
   

 
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