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Plot: A low-key small town detective journeys to New York City to investigate the murder of a friend and discovers that both the killer and the victim were clients of the same high-class call girl.
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another donald sutherland disaster. he seemed to star in some very atmospheric flicks throughout his career but there's not one i've seen that had alot more than just atmosphere. klute is another example of this. was it supposed to be an insight into a call girls life rather than about a lost person? am i missing something here? coz it centered more on the call girl than what i thought was the slight plot of the film. it was pretty much just an advertising campaign for jane fonda. it also seemed to go on too long. i can't give this one much. one star for the atmosphere. one star for jane fondas acting in her self-advertisement
pakula's film is not so much a mystery or suspense piece as it is a character exploration. fonda is in top form as the emotionally detached yet volatile, vulnerable bree daniels and sutherland is a great counterpoint as the cool, levelheaded detective john klute. the two meet when klute begins to investigate a string of call girl murders his dear friend may have committed. his search for the truth takes him deep in bree's former life as a call girl and eventually in to her present life as a struggling actress who is weary of new york city and its violent underbelly.
Beautifully dark in both image and theme. Fonda and Sutherland are both amazingly natural and vulnerable. Gordon Willis' cinematography is breathtaking.
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