孤注一掷 (1969)
- Movie: They Shoot Horses, Don't They?
- Detected quality: 480p
- IMDb link: 0065088
- IMDb rating: 7.8 (22,900 votes) Search
- Genres: Drama
- Director: Sydney Pollack
- Cast: Michael Sarrazin, Jane Fonda, Susannah York, Gig Young and others
- Release date: 20 Aug 1970
- Release year: 1969
- Runtime: 129 minutes
- Country: United States
- Keywords: dance marathon, contest, competition, 1930s, california, mental breakdown, exhaustion, cynicism, dance contest, based on novel
In 1932, in the Great Depression, a group of hopeless people participates of a dance marathon contest on the Santa Monica Pier in California. Among them are the bitter and disillusioned Gloria; a sailor that fought in the war; the aspirant actress and actor Alice and Joel; the farmer James and his pregnant wife Ruby; all of them expecting to win the award of US$ 1,500.00. Gloria's partner has a threatening cough and is disqualified before the contest. However, the Master of Ceremony Rocky summons the stranger Robert (Michael Sarrazin) to replace her partner and dance with Gloria. Along more than forty days, the weakest couples are disqualified from the contest. When Rocky proposes that the exhausted Gloria and Robert get married during the dance marathon to raise money with the gifts, Rocky discloses that the winners will have their expenses deducted from the prize resting almost nothing from the US$ 1,500.00. Gloria leaves the contest with Robert and asks him for an ultimate solution for her suffering.
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