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Soylent Green (1973)
Soylent Green
 
# Reviews Votes Rating
IMDb US Users 13133 7/10
Allociné FR Users 115 8.2/10
  Averall rating 13248 7.3/10

Plot

Work in progress


Directed by : Richard Fleischer
Starring : Charlton Heston, Edward G. Robinson, Leigh Taylor-Young, Chuck Connors, Joseph Cotten, Brock Peters, Whit Bissell

Genre : Sci-Fi

Tags : 2020s, arboreum, archives, assassination, assault, assisted suicide, based on novel, beef, bludgeoning, book, cannibalism, church, civil servant, color in title, confessional, contraband, corpse, crushed to death, death of friend, deathbed, dehumanization, dystopian, ecological disaster, ecology, environmental, environmental disaster, fall from height, fight, film in film, food, garbage truck, government secret, governor, grindhouse, hunger, manhattan, murder, new york city, overpopulation, plankton, police, police corruption, police detective, poverty, premarital sex, priest, profanity, prologue, prostitute, riot, roommate, shootout, shower, spoon, stabbing, strawberry, title spoken by character, twist in the end, wristwatch

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Country : USA

Year Production : 1973
Release Date DVD : 09/29/2003

See also the french page of this movie : Soleil vert

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