Unlawful Entry (1992)
Erscheinungsjahr: 1992
Land: Japan, United States
Alternative Title: Fatale Begierde, Влизане с взлом, Obsessão Fatal, Obsession fatale, Vildt begær, Lubamatu sissetung, Falsa seducción, Kielletty intohimo, Apagorevmeni elxi, Policajac bez kontrole, Őrjítő vágy, Ha-Dira Beilti Hukit, Abuso di potere, Fuhou shinnyuu, Farlig beskytter, Obsessão Selvagem, Nezakonit ulazak, Незаконное вторжение, Förbjudet begär, Kanunsuz Giris, ão Selvagem
Regisseur: Jonathan Kaplan
Writer: George Putnam, John Katchmer, Lewis Colick
Production Genre
Produzent: Producer: Charles Gordon, Joseph Newton Cohen
Firmen: 20th Century Fox, Gordon Company, JVC, Largo Entertainment
Genre: Drama, Mystery, Mystery Film, Thriller
Budget: 23.000.000
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Schlüsselwörter
Schlüsselwörter: alarm, argument, corruption, death, jealousy, lawyer, los angeles, california, motorcycle, murder, neo-noir, police, prostitute, psycho, stalker, voyeur
Geschichte
After a break-in at their Los Angeles home, Michael and Karen Carr call the police. Officer Pete Davis responds to their call, showing particular interest in their case. He helps them install a security system and begins stopping by unannounced, often overstepping his duties. The Carrs initially appreciate Pete's help but soon grow uncomfortable with his presence and intentions. As Pete's fixation on Karen intensifies, he starts causing tension between the couple, leading to arguments and suspicions. The situation escalates into a dangerous obsession, with Pete's actions spiraling out of control.
Zusammenfassung
Directed by Jonathan Kaplan in 1992, 'Unlawful Entry' is a neo-noir thriller that explores themes of obsession, jealousy, and corruption within the realm of police work. The film follows the Carrs, a couple who after experiencing a home invasion, receive unwanted attention from Officer Pete Davis, who becomes obsessed with Karen Carr. The story unfolds in Los Angeles, California, with plot elements involving an alarm system, motorcycle chases, murder, and voyeurism.
