Year: 2011
Genre:
Comedy, Crime, Drama
Category: Movie
IMDB Rating: 6,2 (DINO Rating: 6)
Country: USA
Language:
Director: Jill Sprecher
Writer: Jill Sprecher, Karen Sprecher
Composer: Jeff Danna
Producer: Ken Bailey, Mary Frances Budig, Kelly Gilpatrick, Julie Hartley, Andrew Peterson, Elizabeth Redleaf, Mark Steele, Christine K. Walker
Actors: Greg Kinnear, John Paul Gamoke, David Harbour, Jennifer Edwards-Hughes, Scott Crouch, Peter Moore, Michelle Hutchison, James Detmar, Michael Paul Levin, Kathryn Lawrey, Joe Minjares, Michelle Arthur, Peter Thoemke, Alan Arkin, Lea Thompson, Bob Balaban, Alan Johnson, Alec George, Billy Crudup, Tony Papenfuss, Sue Scott, Terry Hempleman, Chris Carlson, John Elsen, Gary Groomes, Isabell O'Connor, Mike Hagerty, Wayne Morton, Peggy O'Connell, Johnny Hagen, Didja, Gibson, Eleanor Cole, Frank Crandell, Connie Newville, Dj Quaile, Derek Spartz, Landyn Banx, Matt Bappe, Donna Marie Beard, Ernest Briggs, Keri Bunkers, Michael Cook, Angie Dahlager, Ross Destiche, Fredrika Dukes, Devon A Early, John Edel, Joel Edwards, Ryan J. Gilmer, Rachel Grubb, Kristen Hirsch Montag, Amy Joos, Punnavith Koy, Victoria Lachelle, Brent Latchaw, Bruce Miller, Jeremy Murray, Christine Norris, Eric Pierson, Tommy Propson, Mike Rylander, Destiny Soria, Luis John Soria, Asmeret Tesfagiorgis, Joel Thingvall, Tim Van De Walker, Katie Wahlquist, Donny West
Description: A dishonest insurance salesman's life quickly disintegrates during a Wisconsin winter when he teams up with a psychopath to steal a rare violin at the home of a reclusive farmer.
Comments: A salesman in a slump turns to a life of crime in this comedy-drama from filmmaker Jill Sprecher. Mickey Prohaska (Greg Kinnear) is an insurance salesman living and working in rural Wisconsin. Mickey likes to believe that he's a talented salesman who can talk anyone in to buying a policy, but the truth is his career has hit the skids, he's struggling to make ends meet, and his divorce from his wife Jo Ann (Lea Thompson) has shaken his confidence. Mickey and his new partner Bob Egan (David Harbour) are able to sell a policy to elderly farmer Gorvy Hauer (Alan Arkin), though Gorvy seems more interested in having someone come by and fix his television than discussing his financial future. One day, Mickey is paying Gorvy a visit when he makes a remarkable discovery—the old violin in his living room is a vintage one worth $30,000. Seeing an easy payday, Mickey begins hatching a scheme to get the instrument away from Gorvy and into the hands of a violin dealer, but his plan gets more complicated at every turn and eventually goes from difficult to dangerous. Also starring Bob Balaban and Billy Crudup, The Convincer (aka Thin Ice) was an official selection at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival. — Mark Deming
Duration: 93 minutes (at 23.98 frames per second)
File path: D:\Videos\_Movies\_Odgledati\Thin Ice (2011)\Thin Ice (2011).mkv
Filesize: 4474 MB
Video: AVC - resolution: 1280x544
Audio:
Subtitles: English, Multi idx/sub, Serbian