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Root of All Evil
(2010)
Starring: Glenn Plummer, Sean Bean, Mike Starr
Director: Steve Anderson
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"Root of All Evil" revolves around three early twenty-somethings -- two brothers and a brother's girlfriend -- who, while vacationing in the Hamptons, come upon a cache of money. They get embroiled in an increasingly complex plan to divide it up and elude the money's true owners, who are pursuing them.
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Cash
(2010)
Starring: Sean Bean
Director: Steve Anderson
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If a bundle of money suddenly fell into your lap--no questions asked--what would you do? That's the dilemma a young, cash-strapped couple are faced with in the psychological thriller CASH. When Sam Phelan (Chris Hemsworth) and his wife Leslie (Victoria Profeta) come across a briefcase full of money,..read more »
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F*ck
on DVD
(2009)
Starring: Steven Bochco, Pat Boone, Drew Carey
Director: Steve Anderson
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In F*ck Steven Anderson takes an entertaining and provocative look at how everyone's favourite F-word has variously enriched or infected Western culture and how it is now a staple part of film, comedy, music and television. He knocks the theory that it stands for 'Fornication Under the Consent of ..read more »
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The Big Empty
on DVD
(2004)
Starring: Jon Favreau, Joey Lauren Adams, Bud Cort
Director: Steve Anderson
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It's an easy gig - low risk, big pay out. Just deliver a blue suitcase to a trucker named Cowboy at a lonely little spot called Baker, out in the desert near Vegas. Hand over the suitcase, get $27,000 cold, hard dollars in return. For struggling, street-bound 30 something actor John Pearson it's ..read more »
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Dead Men Can't Dance
on DVD
(1997)
Starring: Kathleen York, Adrian Paul, Michael Biehn
Director: Steve Anderson
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A special military unit ventures into the Demilitarised Zone of Korea to destroy a North Korean nuclear power plant slated to start producing nuclear weapons. Events don't go as planned and so begins a tense struggle to survive.
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Less than the sum of parts. 30 April 2005
...nderwritten roles but the film itself never gets going.
Writer and director, Steve Anderson, has set out to make an elliptical film with supposed meaning in random moments...
