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Virgil Bliss (2001)
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Starring: Anthony Gorman, Clint Jordan, Kristen Russell
Director: Joe Maggio
Category: Drama, Erotica
Studio: First Run Features
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Length:
94 mins

 
 

 

Independent Spirit Award Nominee

When Virgil Bliss, a mild mannered Southerner and career criminal, is released from prison after 12 years, he finds himself on the mean streets of Brooklyn at a halfway house trying to build a new life. That's where Virgil meets Manny, a fiery troublemaker who initiates the emotionally naive Virgil in the ways of the world. Manny introduces Virgil to Ruby, a junkie and a prostitute, and Virgil falls instantly in love. As the Seattle Post Intelligencer wrote of Virgil Bliss, "Its milieu is authentic, the supporting performances are frighteningly believable, and Clint Jordan creates a tragic hero of heartbreaking nobility."

 
 
   
   

 
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