Ravenswan

2002
1h 36m

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An eccentric, ex-stage actor invites his ex-wife and her new husband - a theater critic - over for drinks at his home one evening. After poisoning the couple with a hallucinogenic chemical, ... Read allAn eccentric, ex-stage actor invites his ex-wife and her new husband - a theater critic - over for drinks at his home one evening. After poisoning the couple with a hallucinogenic chemical, the three engage in bizarre games of cat-and-mouse until the sun rises. The only voice of ... Read allAn eccentric, ex-stage actor invites his ex-wife and her new husband - a theater critic - over for drinks at his home one evening. After poisoning the couple with a hallucinogenic chemical, the three engage in bizarre games of cat-and-mouse until the sun rises. The only voice of reason appears to be the man's butler, Harris.

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10chrisduel

Moody, Psychological, Sexy

Shot in moody, high contrast black and white, "Ravenswan" evokes psychological and erotic emotions in the viewer.

Ruediger's directorial debut shows great promise.

Bill Gundry is fascinating and complex as the title character.

Martha Dickman is alluring and engaging as Robin Hood.

Guy Metzger is believable as the quirky Eric Hood.

The late Joe Glenn Laird is funny and insightful as Harris.

Ruediger has made a name for himself in San Antonio. Not only in the film-making community, but also in the theatre.

Most recently, he has delved into the Blogging world and has appeared as "Sir Celluloid" on the radio.

Certainly, the sky is the limit for director Ruediger.

I'm looking forward to his next creative project.