Production - Cast - Trivia - Soundtrack - Release - Synopsis - Rating - Pictures 
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ProductionDirected by: Stephen Jon LewickiWritten by: Stephen Jon Lewicki & Jeremy Pattnosh Produced by: Adam Fields, Peter Guber, Jon Peters & Stan Weston Production company: Cine Cine Films Location: NY (US) Date of filming: 1979 Budget: / Cast
Trivia
SoundtrackOriginal Music by: Jeremy PattnoshThere's no official soundtrack. Madonna didn't contribute any songs to this movie. |
Release
Released as: A Certain SacrificeReleased in theatres: 1985 Released on VHS: July 1st, 1992 Runtime: 60 minutes Genre: Drama/Crime MPAA rating: Not rated Box office: N/A SynopsisDaniel/Dashiel runs away from home to escape "normal life". On his way he meets Bruna, a punk drifter, and they find each other in their search for an alternative existence. When Bruna gets molested and raped, she and Dashiel and some friends decide to avenge her. She murders the guy in a bizarre sacrificial ritual which takes place under the Brooklyn Bridge. RatingEven though it only lasts 60 minutes it took me a lot of courage to drag me through this sh*t. It's quite obvious that the only reason why this movie saw the daylights, is that Madonna became famous afterwards and the pathetic director smelled easy money. I'm not sure if it's the poor quality of this amateuristic flick or the nearly non-existant storyline that made it so difficult to follow what was going on. Scenes seem to be glued together without any consistency. The acting is so overdone that it becomes difficult to keep watching. Compared to this, Shanghai Surprise and Swept Away become Oscar material. 1/10 |
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This movie was made in 1979, but
not released. When Madonna became famous, the director smelled
money and decided to release it. Madonna tried in vain to stop
him. The movie hit theatres in 1985.
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