poster movie

The Fall

4.2 average rating
★★★★★
4.2
English / 94 MIN. / 1999

The Genres

The Synopsis

In Budapest, two Americans live together. Adam, a former Manhattan prosecutor at work on his first novel, and Lisa, a cool hard-working financier who idolizes her boss (former Communist turned deal maker, Kovacs) as she tires of Adam's lifestyle. Cut to the subway, where two tough guys are pursuing Marta, a blond waif. She manages to surprise one of them in a hallway, dispatching him with a straight razor, and she barges into Adam's apartment to elude the other. She tells Adam why she is running, a story that implicates Kovacs, and she seeks Adam's help and affection. He takes her side, and slowly Lisa, Adam, Kovacs, Marta, and her pursuer draw toward a showdown.

The Cast

Hélène de FougerollesCraig ShefferJürgen ProchnowLászló BorbélyAntal CsernaAnita DeutschSoo GarayKathleen GatiZoltán GeraKim HuffmanÁgi MargitaiTamás PuskásPhilip QuastErika Sajgál

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