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Security, Colorado

Andrew Gillis' debut feature is a documentary-style film shot with handheld cameras, adhering to the Dogme 95 rules and earning an official certificate for its cinematic purity.

Andrew Gillis' debut feature simulates a documentary with handheld cameras, earning a certificate for adhering to Dogme 95's "cinematic chastity" rules. The film follows Karen, who moves to Security, Colorado, to be close to her boyfriend Paul. With a job at a record store and an apartment, Karen's life seems settled, but she pursues her dream of becoming a writer. However, her job is unfulfilling, and when she witnesses a theft, she befriends the shoplifter instead of reporting her. As Karen struggles to connect with her surroundings, a unique psychological portrait emerges as she searches for security in Security.

Info about Security, Colorado

Studio(s): Parts and Labor

Originally Released: United States, Jan 01, 2001

Production Country: United States

Genres:Drama