Cause Of Death

About This Movie

So, 'Cause Of Death' from 2001—it's got this gritty vibe, right? The pacing can be a bit uneven, but it really pulls you in. You've got this deputy-district attorney diving deep into a murder case that quickly becomes tangled with personal drama. The whole thing feels raw, especially with the dynamics he shares with the victim’s wife. Not to mention the action sequences—they're pretty practical, which adds to that realness. There’s this sense of moral ambiguity that makes you question the lines between duty and desire. The performances have an earnestness that’s a bit refreshing, even if the direction is somewhat forgettable. Definitely one to discuss with fellow collectors, for sure.

Gritty atmosphere · Uneven pacing · Explores moral ambiguity