A lover, an ultimatum, a phone call, and a gun: these elements are found in each segment of Hal Hartley's Flirt, an experimental comedy-drama that essentially repeats the same story three times. But while the basic narrative remains the same -- a congenital flirt must decide whether or not to commit ...more
MPAA Rating: R | Year: 1995 | Running Time: 84 minutes
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The ambitious structural device of Flirt -- essentially telling the same story in three different contexts -- is an intriguing idea, but makes for a boring movie. This is simply because the repetition becomes tiresome, with audiences not only knowing what will happen next, but almost having the lines memorized by the end of one viewing. The first segment is a straightforward tale in New York, told in the humorous Hartley style with a lot of quick deadpan dialogue. Switching to the less-witty ...more
- Bill Sage - Bill
- Martin Donovan - Walter
- Parker Posey - Emily
- Dwight Ewell - Dwight
- Dominik Bender - Johan
- Geno Lechner - Greta
- Miho Nikaido - Miho
- Paul Austin - Uncredited
- Robert John Burke - [Uncredited]
- Peter Fitz - The Doctor
- Michael Imperioli - Uncredited
- Karen Sillas - Uncredited
- Boris Aljinovic - [Uncredited]
- Lars Rudolph - [Uncredited]
- Hal Hartley - Director
- Satoru Iseki - Executive Producer
- Reinhard Brundig - Executive Producer
- Jerome Brownstein - Executive Producer
- Ted Hope - Producer
- Hal Hartley - Screenwriter
- Ric Schachtebeck - Art Director
- Tomoyuki Maruo - Art Director
- Karin Wiesel - Art Director
- Tomoyuki Mazui - Art Director
- Carleen L. Hsu - Associate Producer
- Hisami Kuroiwa - Associate Producer
- Billy Hopkins - Casting
- Diana Jaher - Casting











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