Rating: R (language and some disturbing images)
Length: 84 minutes

Widescreen 1.66:1 B&W

ENGLISH: Dolby Digital 2.0

English

Max (Gullette) is a mathematician obsessed with numbers and how they form a pattern in everything in life including the stock market. He spends much of his time locked in his apartment with a computer when he isn't popping pills for whatever ailment he is afflicted with. He has no social skills and as the movie progresses it and he just get stranger. In the end, when he discovers the answer he also discovers that he's not the only one seeking it.

I'm guessing mathematicians will love this film. Even though there was a time I truly enjoyed math, I was obviously never a mathematician. :-)

1. Don't adjust your TV; this is a very grainy black and white film.
2. Will somebody please make him answer the damn phone!!!!!

• Director's Commentary Track
• Actor's Commentary Track
• Behind The Scenes Montage
• Lost Scenes
• Music Video
• Production Notes
• Cast and Crew Information
• Theatrical Trailers

Prior to watching this film if somebody would have asked me to name the strangest film I have ever seen, it would have taken me awhile to come up with an answer. Not anymore!

Darren Aronofsky   [Requiem for a Dream]

Lauren Fox - Jenny Robeson

Joanne Gordon - Mrs. Ovadia

[Requiem for a Dream]

Sean Gullette - Maximillian Cohen

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Ari Handel - Kabbala Scholar

Pamela Hart - Marcy Dawson

Stanley Herman - Moustacheless Man

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Kristyn Mae-Anne Lao - Jenna

Clint Mansell - Photographer

Mark Margolis - Sol Robeson

[Absolute Power, Requiem for a Dream]

Ajay Naidu - Farroukh

[Bad Santa, K-Pax, Office Space, Requiem for a Dream]

Espher Lao Nieves - Jenna's Mom

Ben Shenkman - Lenny Meyer

[Requiem for a Dream]

Stephen Pearlman - Rabbi Cohen

[Die Hard: With a Vengeance]

Samia Shoaib - Devi

[Requiem for a Dream]

Tom Tumminello - Ephraim

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