Matador [DVD videorecording].

Title :

Matador

Format:

DVD

Summary:

Widescreen. An ex-bullfighter who is obsessed with killing confesses to a string of murders he didn't commit. The attractive lawyer he hires winds up falling for him and reveals some dark secrets of her own. After the two begin a romantic relationship a police inspector begins to fathom who the real killer, or killers, may be.

Language:

Spanish

English

French

Language Note:

In Spanish with subtitles in English or French = En español con subtítulos en ingles o francés.

Audience:

MPAA Rating: NC-17.

ISBN - ISSN:

1424839394

UPC/EAN:

043396172821

Physical Description:

1 videodisc (106 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.

General Note:

Title from sell sheet.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1986.

Release date: Nov. 3, 2009.

Subject:

Bullfighters -- Drama.

Man-woman relationships -- Drama.

Criminal investigation -- Drama.

Películas cinematográficas.

Toreros -- Teatro.

Relaciones hombre-mujer -- Teatro.

Erotic films.

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A protege idolizes a once-great matador, despite the latter's penchant for murder.

Summary

Once-great Spanish matador Nacho Martinez has been reduced to starring in gruesome "snuff" films. Martinez is idolized by Antonio Banderas, who has no notion of his idol's current illegal profession. Terrified at the thought of drawing blood in the bullring, Banderas nevertheless seeks out Martinez' assistance in preparing for a bullfighting career. To prove his "machismo", Banderas rapes Martinez' lady-friend Eva Cobo. No one will believe Banderas' confession of the rape, so he decides to attach more importance to his crime by confessing to a recent rash of serial killings (actually perpetrated by Martinez and his cohorts). Bandera's case is taken by feminist attorney Assumpta Serna, who unwittingly--but not unwillingly--sets herself up as Martinez' next "conquest." ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi