Actress deniz akkaya naked in living & dying

Movie from year 2007
Synopsis of the film: a brunette is violated hard

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Keywords for this film: brunette, brutal, rape, rough

Living & Dying: A Thrilling Action Crime Film Living & Dying is a 2007 American action crime film directed by Jon Keeyes and starring Edward Furlong, Michael Madsen, Arnold Vosloo, and Bai Ling. The film follows two killers who turn the tables on a trio of robbers when they find themselves in a hostage situation. Surrounded by the police, the robbers must become the heroes before the killers execute everyone. The film was released on March 27, 2007 in the United States and received mostly negative reviews from critics and audiences. However, some viewers praised the film for its fast-paced action, suspenseful plot, and unexpected twists. In this article, we will provide a detailed analysis of the film, covering its plot, characters, themes, production, reception, and trivia. We will also provide some recommendations for similar films that you might enjoy. Plot The film begins with a bank robbery gone wrong, as three masked men (Sam, Max, and Karl) are confronted by two armed men (Nicholai and Nadia) who claim to be FBI agents. The robbers are forced to take hostages and flee to a nearby diner, where they encounter another FBI agent (Lind) and a detective (Devlin) who are investigating a murder case. The robbers soon realize that Nicholai and Nadia are not FBI agents, but ruthless killers who have been hired by a mysterious client to eliminate them. The killers demand that the robbers hand over a cellphone that contains vital information about their client’s identity and activities. The robbers refuse to comply, and a tense standoff ensues. As the police surround the diner, the robbers try to negotiate with them and find a way out of their predicament. They also try to bond with some of the hostages, such as Mary Jane, a waitress who has a crush on Sam; Anne, a pregnant woman who is about to give birth; and Alice, a young girl who is traumatized by the violence. Meanwhile, the killers show no mercy to anyone who stands in their way. They torture and kill some of the hostages and threaten to do the same to the others if the robbers do not cooperate. They also reveal their true motives and backgrounds, as well as some shocking secrets about the cellphone and its owner. The film reaches its climax when the robbers decide to make a daring escape attempt with the help of some of the hostages. They face off against the killers in a bloody shootout that leaves many dead and wounded. The film ends with a surprising twist that reveals the fate of the surviving characters and the identity of the mysterious client. Characters The film features a diverse cast of characters who have different personalities, motivations, and backgrounds. Here are some of the main characters and their roles in the film: Sam (Edward Furlong): The leader of the robbers and the protagonist of the film. He is smart, charismatic, and compassionate. He cares about his partners and some of the hostages. He has a romantic interest in Mary Jane. Nicholai (Tamer Karadagli): The leader of the killers and the main antagonist of the film. He is cold, ruthless, and sadistic. He enjoys torturing and killing people for fun and money. He has a personal connection to the cellphone and its owner. Lind (Michael Madsen): An FBI agent who is investigating the murder case at the diner. He is experienced, professional, and determined. He tries to negotiate with the robbers and rescue the hostages. He has a hidden agenda behind his actions. Devlin (Arnold Vosloo): A detective who is working with Lind on the murder case. He is skeptical, cynical, and sarcastic. He does not trust anyone and suspects that there is more to the situation than meets the eye. Nadia (Bai Ling): Nicholai’s partner and lover. She is sexy, fierce, and loyal. She follows Nicholai’s orders without question and assists him in his killings. She has a dark past that haunts her. Mary Jane (Jordana Spiro): A waitress at the diner who becomes one of the hostages. She is sweet, innocent, and optimistic. She has a crush on Sam and tries to help him escape from the killers. Anne (Deniz Akkaya): A pregnant woman who becomes one of the hostages. She is brave, strong, and maternal. She is about to give birth to her baby at any moment. She suffers a brutal rape by Nicholai. Alice (Brandy Little): A young girl who becomes one of the hostages. She is scared, traumatized, and silent. She witnesses many horrific events that scar her for life. Themes The film explores several themes that are relevant to the genre and the story, such as: Good vs. Evil: The film contrasts the robbers and the killers, who represent different shades of morality and immorality. The robbers are not evil, but misguided and desperate. They have some redeeming qualities and show compassion to some of the hostages. The killers are pure evil, who have no remorse or conscience. They kill for pleasure and profit. The film asks the question: Who are the real villains in this situation? Loyalty vs. Betrayal: The film examines the loyalty and betrayal among the characters, who have different alliances and agendas. The robbers are loyal to each other and try to stick together until the end. The killers are loyal to their client and each other, but they also have their own secrets and motives. The hostages are loyal to their families and friends, but they also have to make choices that affect their survival. The film shows the consequences of loyalty and betrayal in a life-or-death scenario. Survival vs. Sacrifice: The film depicts the struggle for survival and sacrifice among the characters, who face many dangers and dilemmas. The robbers want to survive and escape from the killers and the police. The killers want to survive and complete their mission. The hostages want to survive and reunite with their loved ones. The film shows the sacrifices that some of the characters make for themselves or others in order to survive or die with dignity. Production The film was directed by Jon Keeyes, who also wrote the screenplay. Keeyes is a filmmaker who specializes in horror, thriller, and action films. Some of his other works include American Nightmare (2002), Fall Down Dead (2007), The Harrowing (2017), and Doom Room (2019). The film was produced by Mark Heidelberger, Jon Keeyes, Michael Madsen, Arnold Vosloo, Edward Furlong, Bai Ling, Tamer Karadagli, Duca Jordana Spiro, Yelda Reynaud, Deniz Akkaya, Monica Barladeanu, Brandy Little, Hayden Tweedie, Libby Villari, Tom Zembrod, Maurice Ripke, Malgorzata Kozuchowska, Robin McGee, Trent Haaga, Monica Dean, Noble Curtis Wayne, Karl Schroder, John Dufilho. The film was shot in Dallas, Texas in 2006. The film had a budget of $2 million and was distributed by American World Pictures. Reception The film was released on March 27, 2007 in the United States. It received mostly negative reviews from critics and audiences. On IMDb, the film has a rating of 3.9 out of 10 based on 2,000 user votes1. On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has a rating of 13% based on 8 critic reviews. On Metacritic, the film has a score of 28 out of 100 based on 4 critic reviews. Some of the common criticisms of the film were its poor acting, writing, directing, editing, cinematography, music, and logic. Some viewers also found the film to be boring, predictable, clichéd, unrealistic, violent, and offensive. However, some viewers enjoyed the film for its fast-paced action, suspenseful plot, unexpected twists, and entertaining performances by some of the actors. Some viewers also appreciated the film for its low-budget charm, campy humor, and cult appeal. Trivia The film has some interesting trivia that might interest fans and viewers: The film features several actors who are known for their roles in other films or TV shows. For example: Edward Furlong is best known for his role as John Connor in Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991) and Terminator: Dark Fate (2019). Michael Madsen is best known for his roles as Mr. Blonde in Reservoir Dogs (1992) and Budd in Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004). Arnold Vosloo is best known for his role as Imhotep in The Mummy (1999) and The Mummy Returns (2001). Bai Ling is best known for her roles as Myca in The Crow (1994) and Shen Yuelin in Red Corner (1997). The scene where Michael Madsen’s character rapes Deniz Akkaya’s character created a stir in Turkey, where Akkaya is a famous model1. Interviewed by medias, Akkaya admitted that she had a hard time in the rape scenes: "This is not a scene you can try and work with. You have a hard time getting into that psychology. I would think if the same offer came in Turkey, but I would never accept it."1 The scene is very graphic and disturbing.

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