The plot intertwines the lives of several seemingly disconnected characters in Los Angeles:
As Mike Max's wife, Paige (Andie MacDowell), and the police search for him, Ray discovers footage of Mike’s kidnapping on his surveillance monitors. However, he soon realizes that some of the files are being manipulated or deleted, leading him to suspect a deeper conspiracy within his own project. The End of Violence(1997)
It acts as a prescient meditation on the emerging "Big Brother" surveillance state of the late 20th century. The plot intertwines the lives of several seemingly
The 1997 film , directed by Wim Wenders, follows a multi-layered story centered on the culture of surveillance and the consumption of violence in modern society. The Storyline The 1997 film , directed by Wim Wenders,
The threads eventually converge as Ray seeks out Mike to understand what truly happened during the kidnapping, while various subplots involve a young actress (Traci Lind) and a movie-loving detective (Loren Dean). Key Themes
A wealthy Hollywood producer (Bill Pullman) famous for making ultra-violent action movies. His life changes when he is kidnapped by two men who are then mysteriously killed by snipers. Surviving the botched hit, a shaken Mike goes into hiding, choosing to live a simple, anonymous life with a family of Mexican gardeners.