The Informers 2008
"Greed is good. Sex is easy. Youth is forever."
Dive into *The Informers (2008)*, a gripping drama-thriller directed by Gregor Jordan, where early '80s Los Angeles becomes a playground for the disaffected elite.
Director: Gregor Jordan
Cast
Billy Bob Thornton
William Sloan
Kim Basinger
Laura Sloan
Jon Foster
Graham Sloan
Amber Heard
Christie
Winona Ryder
Cheryl Moore
Mickey Rourke
Peter
Rhys Ifans
Roger
Chris Isaak
Les Price
Austin Nichols
Martin
Lou Taylor Pucci
Tim Price
Frequently Asked Questions
What is The Informers (2008) about?
*The Informers* paints a raw portrait of a week in the lives of Los Angeles' privileged yet hollow elite during the early 1980s. Each intersecting story explores themes of loneliness, excess, and the futility of chasing fleeting pleasures in a city that rewards greed and detachment.
Who directed The Informers?
Gregor Jordan directed *The Informers*, bringing his signature blend of gritty realism and stylish storytelling to this ensemble-driven drama.
Who stars in The Informers?
The film features powerhouse performances from Billy Bob Thornton, Kim Basinger, Jon Foster, Amber Heard, Winona Ryder, and Mickey Rourke.
Is The Informers (2008) worth watching?
With its strong cast and darkly compelling themes, *The Informers* is a solid pick for fans of character-driven thrillers. While it didn't break box-office records, its cult appeal lies in its unflinching honesty about human frailty and the emptiness of material success.
How long is The Informers?
The runtime for *The Informers* is 98 minutes.
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About The Informers (2008) — A neon-soaked dive into greed, youth, and moral decay in 1980s Los Angeles
Dive into *The Informers (2008)*, a gripping drama-thriller directed by Gregor Jordan, where early '80s Los Angeles becomes a playground for the disaffected elite. Billy Bob Thornton, Kim Basinger, and Mickey Rourke headline this mosaic of short stories, each revealing a week in the lives of characters drowning in hedonism, moral decay, and fleeting connections. The film's neon-soaked atmosphere crackles with the tension of unfulfilled lives, as casual sex, reckless violence, and substance abuse blur into a desperate search for meaning. With razor-sharp dialogue and a pulsating soundtrack, *The Informers* isn't just a crime-drama—it's a time capsule of an era where wealth and emptiness go hand in hand.
Gregor Jordan crafts a visually striking yet bleak portrait of a society on the brink, where characters like Thornton's self-loathing journalist or Heard's rebellious young spirit navigate a world where greed feels inevitable and youth is both currency and curse. The film's nonlinear storytelling keeps you guessing, while its unflinching honesty about human flaws lingers long after the credits roll. Perfect for fans of character-driven thrillers with a darkly satirical edge, *The Informers (2008)* is a cult gem waiting to be rediscovered.
