Summaries

Adapted form the critically acclaimed New York stage play Tom Noonan, Losing Ground is a contemporary drama following the interactions between seven strangers in a Las Vegas video-poker bar.

Adapted from the critically acclaimed New York stage play presented by Tom Noonan, LOSING GROUND unfolds in real-time over a single night in a Las Vegas video-poker bar where seven people come in, interact, strike up friendships of convenience, win, lose, and go home. Bryan Wizemann's haunting and elegiac feature film debut is a contemporary portrait of ritual and superstition, intimacy and estrangement. In direct contrast with the current zeitgeist of a Las Vegas myth, LOSING GROUND is a personal and closely observed work on the addictions of human nature.—Anonymous

Details

Genres
  • Drama
Release date Mar 10, 2005
Motion Picture Rating (MPA) Not Rated
Countries of origin United States
Official sites Official site
Language English
Filming locations Brooklyn, New York City, New York, USA
Production companies Ballast Films

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Runtime 1h 30m
Sound mix Stereo
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