Nothing but trouble with women
| Movie | |
|---|---|
| German title | Nothing but trouble with the women in Desert Affairs |
| Original title | Mojave Moon |
| Country of production | United States |
| original language | English |
| Publishing year | 1996 |
| length | 95 minutes |
| Age rating | FSK 16 |
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| Director | Kevin Dowling |
| script | Leonard Glasser |
| production | Matt Salinger |
| music | Johnny Caruso |
| camera | James Glennon |
| cut | Susan R. Crutcher |
| occupation | |
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Nothing but Trouble with Women (also Desert Affairs , English Mojave Moon ) is an American comedy film of Kevin Dowling from the year 1996 .
action
The car dealer Al McCord meets Eleanor Rigby by chance in a restaurant, who asks him to drive her to her hometown in the Mojave Desert . There McCord meets Eleanor's mother Julie and her boyfriend Boyd, who live there in a mobile home. It also turns out that Eleanor has a friend, Kaiser, whom she meets in the saloon.
McCord's car doesn't work, he and Julie get closer. McCord later drives back to Los Angeles , where he finds Kaiser's body in the trunk. Surprisingly, Eleanor and then Julie visit him at home. They flee together from Boyd to a motel. McCord's car is stolen by a gang. But those flee when Kaiser, the supposed corpse, suddenly steps out of the trunk. Boyd manages to bring the two women back to the Mojave Desert and locks them up there.
McCord and his buddy Sal try to confront Boyd. Boyd can knock both of them out quickly. He stuffs her into a car with the two women and wants to let it fall down a cliff. McCord can intervene and instead Boyd falls down the slope with his cart.
Reviews
Harald Keller wrote in his book " Angelina Jolie " that Jolie used her eroticism for the first time in the film. The portrayal of Danny Aiello makes the character of Al McCord likeable.
literature
- Harald Keller, Angelina Jolie , Bertz Verlag, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-929470-33-0 , pp. 52-53, 146