The Passenger

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Theatrical Release Date:

10/28/2005

DVD Release Date:

04/25/2006

Run Time:

126min.

Starring:

Jack Nicholson , Maria Schneider , Jenny Runacre , Ian Hendry

Director(s):

Michelangelo Antonioni

Distributor(s):

Sony Classics

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Genre(s):

Drama

Plot: The mutual admiration between actor Jack Nicholson and director Michelangelo Antonioni resulted in the psychological drama The Passenger. Nicholson plays David Locke, a disillusioned American reporter who is sent on a grueling mission to North Africa. Read More

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