Drama,Thriller United States of America,Germany
"The Million Dollar Hotel" is a 2000 drama film directed by Wim Wenders and written by Bono, the lead vocalist of the Irish rock band U2. The story revolves around the residents of the titular hotel, located in the heart of downtown Los Angeles. Here are some additional plot details:
The film primarily follows the character Tom Tom (played by Jeremy Davies), a socially awkward young man with a heart condition who lives in the hotel. Tom Tom is infatuated with Eloise (played by Milla Jovovich), a mysterious woman who resides in the same hotel.
One day, a man named Izzy Goldkiss (played by Tim Roth), whose father owns the hotel, falls off the hotel's roof to his death. While it appears to be a suicide, Tom Tom believes there's more to the story and starts to investigate the circumstances surrounding Izzy's death.
Tom Tom meets a detective named Geronimo (played by Bud Cort) who takes an interest in the case. Together, they uncover various secrets and eccentricities of the hotel's inhabitants. Detective Geronimo suspects that the murder might have been committed by someone within the hotel and continues to dig deeper into the lives of the residents.
As the investigation progresses, it is revealed that many of the hotel's occupants have troubled pasts, including drug addictions, mental illnesses, and failed dreams. The film delves into the lives of these unusual characters, such as the paranoid Dixie (played by Peter Stormare) and the artist Skinner (played by Mel Gibson).
Throughout the movie, the relationship between Tom Tom and Eloise develops, and they share their dreams and fears with each other. Meanwhile, Tom Tom's investigation takes him into dangerous territory, and he becomes more entangled in the hotel's dark secrets.
In the end, the truth about Izzy Goldkiss's death is unveiled. The film explores themes of love, redemption, and the fringes of society, ultimately showcasing the power of human connections in a world filled with loneliness and despair.
The film primarily follows the character Tom Tom (played by Jeremy Davies), a socially awkward young man with a heart condition who lives in the hotel. Tom Tom is infatuated with Eloise (played by Milla Jovovich), a mysterious woman who resides in the same hotel.
One day, a man named Izzy Goldkiss (played by Tim Roth), whose father owns the hotel, falls off the hotel's roof to his death. While it appears to be a suicide, Tom Tom believes there's more to the story and starts to investigate the circumstances surrounding Izzy's death.
Tom Tom meets a detective named Geronimo (played by Bud Cort) who takes an interest in the case. Together, they uncover various secrets and eccentricities of the hotel's inhabitants. Detective Geronimo suspects that the murder might have been committed by someone within the hotel and continues to dig deeper into the lives of the residents.
As the investigation progresses, it is revealed that many of the hotel's occupants have troubled pasts, including drug addictions, mental illnesses, and failed dreams. The film delves into the lives of these unusual characters, such as the paranoid Dixie (played by Peter Stormare) and the artist Skinner (played by Mel Gibson).
Throughout the movie, the relationship between Tom Tom and Eloise develops, and they share their dreams and fears with each other. Meanwhile, Tom Tom's investigation takes him into dangerous territory, and he becomes more entangled in the hotel's dark secrets.
In the end, the truth about Izzy Goldkiss's death is unveiled. The film explores themes of love, redemption, and the fringes of society, ultimately showcasing the power of human connections in a world filled with loneliness and despair.
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