
Rage 2009
In Sally Potter's razor-sharp thriller *Rage (2009)*, a precocious schoolboy turns the tables on the cutthroat world of New York fashion by secretly filming intimate confessions from employees in a high-profile modeling agency.
Director: Sally Potter
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rage (2009) about?
*Rage (2009)* follows a clever schoolboy who secretly records candid interviews with employees at a Manhattan fashion house, posting them online without consent. His footage ignites a scandal just as a tragic runway accident spirals into a murder investigation, exposing the industry's toxic underbelly. The film blends dark comedy with sharp social commentary on ambition and deception.
Who directed Rage?
Sally Potter, the acclaimed British filmmaker known for her bold, thematically rich stories, directed *Rage*.
Who stars in Rage?
The film features Steve Buscemi, Simon Abkarian, Riz Ahmed, Patrick J. Adams, and Adriana Barraza in key roles.
Is Rage (2009) worth watching?
*Rage (2009)* is a unique blend of thriller and drama, praised for its sharp satire and strong performances—especially from Buscemi and Ahmed. While it's niche, its exploration of media ethics and fashion's ruthlessness makes it a thought-provoking watch for fans of offbeat cinema.
How long is Rage?
The runtime of *Rage (2009)* is 98 minutes.
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About Rage (2009) — A Fashion Industry Satire Unraveled by a Teen's Hidden Camera
In Sally Potter's razor-sharp thriller *Rage (2009)*, a precocious schoolboy turns the tables on the cutthroat world of New York fashion by secretly filming intimate confessions from employees in a high-profile modeling agency. His candid, unfiltered footage—uploaded online—exposes the industry's cracks, where vanity and ambition collide during a pivotal week. As a fatal runway mishap spirals into a murder investigation, the film weaves a biting satire of denial and destruction, blending dark humor with unsettling realism. Potter crafts a tense, visually striking narrative that dissects the price of fame while the city's glittering facade crumbles around its characters.
With a stellar ensemble cast including Steve Buscemi, Simon Abkarian, and Riz Ahmed, *Rage (2009)* thrives on sharp dialogue and moral ambiguity, leaving audiences to question who's really in control. The movie's claustrophobic energy mirrors the pressure-cooker environment of fashion, where secrets fester and trust is a luxury. Potter's direction balances satire with suspense, making *Rage* a standout drama-thriller that lingers long after the credits roll.