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Far beyond the blinding neon and deluded escapism of Nevada's favourite city, two disenfranchised souls are about to find solace in each other's anguish and anger. Ben is a full time alcoholic on a relentless pursuit to drink himself to death, Sera is a world weary hooker drained and scarred from the brutality of a dead end, downtown existence. Together they will form an unlikely ...
Together they will form an unlikely, compassionate bond of unconditional acceptance amidst the cruel and gritty world of their chaotic and self-destructive lives. Drama 1995 1 hr 51 min. 91%. R. Starring Nicolas Cage, Elisabeth Shue, Julian Sands. Director Mike Figgis.
Nicolas Cage garnered a Best Actor Oscar for his hauntingly disturbing portrayal of a suicidal alcoholic who falls for a compassionate Las Vegas prostitute (Elisabeth Shue) in one of the year's most critically acclaimed films.
Leaving Las Vegas. An alcoholic screenwriter hits rock bottom and decides to end it all by drinking himself to death in Sin City. more. Starring: Nicolas CageElisabeth ShueJulian Sands. Director: Mike Figgis. R Drama Romance Movie 1995. 5.1. hd. Add Max to any Hulu plan for an additional $15.99/month. Hulu free trial available for new and ...
1 hr 52 min. 7.5 (133,291) 82. Leaving Las Vegas is a poignant and unflinching drama directed by Mike Figgis and released in 1995. Starring Academy Award-winning actor Nicolas Cage in one of his most affecting performances, the film tells the story of a self-destructive alcoholic named Ben Sanderson, who travels to Las Vegas with the intention ...
Determined to end it all, a committed drinker picks Vegas as his last stop, but he finds comfort with a kind prostitute who needs help of her own. Subtitles : English Starring : Nicolas Cage Elisabeth Shue Julian Sands Richard Lewis Steven Weber
Nicolas Cage garnered a Best Actor Oscar for his hauntingly disturbing portrayal of a suicidal alcoholic who falls for a compassionate Las Vegas prostitute (Elisabeth Shue) in one of the year's most critically acclaimed films. Rating. Drama.
