Title:
Chasing Sleep
Released: 2000
Genre: Horror
/ Thriller
Runtime: 104 min
Country: Canada
/ USA / France
Language: English
Tagline:
The nightmare begins when you open your eyes...
Plot
Summary: A college professor wakes up to
find his wife has not returned home, then struggles
to understand her disappearance.
Comments:
Simply
brilliant. Chasing Sleep is one of the best movies
I've seen lately. Its creepy, disturbing atmosphere
is as good as anything David Lynch has ever done.
The lighting and camerawork are beyond incredible.
Very slow, well-paced, gentle on the eyes, and still
disturbing and powerful. The acting is subtle and
very convincing. I wish Jeff Daniels would get more
roles like this one. He's a great actor. The other
actors in this movie are good, too. The script is
fascinating and definitely makes you think, without
using any tired plot devices and clichés. One
thing that I particularly liked about the movie is
that it never gets boring, not even for a second.
This is quite rare, especially in a movie that is
so slow. 10/10
Cast
overview:
Jeff Daniels .... Ed Saxon
Emily Bergl .... Sadie
Gil Bellows .... Detective Derm
Zach Grenier .... Geoffrey Costas
Julian McMahon .... George
Ben Shenkman .... Officer Stewart
Molly Price .... Susie
Patrick Moug .... Detective Snyder
Jeff Solano .... Arguing Neighbor/Screwing neighbor
Movie
scenes preview:
Scene #1
Scene
Description:
Emily
Bergl seen topless as she leans over and talks to a
guy and then turns around to put on her shirt.
featured
actress:
Scene
Description:
Cute redhead Emily Bergl laying back as a guy kisses
and squeezes her bare breasts before she flips over
on top of him and kisses her way down his chest.
featured
actress:
