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Final Cut (1980)
A glossy thriller about a show-business tycoon with a shady background, and a young documentary filmmaker and his girlfriend who are making a film about him. They believe the tycoon has been making "snuff" films, and try to get a confession on film. He invites them to his luxury penthouse for a weekend of partying and filming, and indulges in mind games until the party ends in disaster.
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A glossy thriller about a show-business tycoon with a shady background, and a young documentary filmmaker and his girlfriend who are making a film about him. They believe the tycoon has been making "snuff" films, and try to get a confession on film. He invites them to his luxury penthouse for a weekend of partying and filming, and indulges in mind games until the party ends in disaster.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Ross Dimsey, Jonathan Dawson
In Theaters:10/17/1980
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:Queensland Film Corporation, Wilgar Productions, The Australian Film Commission
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