Eating Raoul

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Eating Raoul is a 1982 black comedy cult film that satirizes sex, violence, and the American dream through the misadventures of a prudish couple who turn to murder for profit.

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instanceOf film
characterRole Mary Bland is a prudish nurse NERFINISHED
Paul Bland is a prudish wine enthusiast NERFINISHED
Raoul Mendoza is a con man NERFINISHED
cinematography Gary Thieltges NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts murder for profit
swinger subculture
director Paul Bartel NERFINISHED
distributionFormat home video
theatrical release
distributor Crown International Pictures NERFINISHED
editor Alan Toomayan NERFINISHED
filmingLocation Los Angeles
genre black comedy
independent film
satire
hasCultStatusSince 1980s
hasSequel Scenes from the Class Struggle in Beverly Hills NERFINISHED
homeMediaRelease Blu-ray
DVD
mainCharacter Mary Bland NERFINISHED
Paul Bland NERFINISHED
Raoul Mendoza NERFINISHED
mpaaRating R
musicBy Arlon Ober NERFINISHED
notableFor cult following
deadpan humor
low-budget independent production
originalLanguage English
plotSummary A prudish married couple begin killing swingers and stealing their money to finance their dream of opening a restaurant
producer Anne Kimmel NERFINISHED
Paul Bartel NERFINISHED
productionCompany Bartel Film NERFINISHED
releaseDate 1982
runtime approximately 83 minutes
screenplayBy Paul Bartel NERFINISHED
Richard Blackburn NERFINISHED
setInPeriod early 1980s
starring Mary Woronov NERFINISHED
Paul Bartel NERFINISHED
Robert Beltran NERFINISHED
style low-budget independent filmmaking
theme satire of sex
satire of the American Dream
satire of violence
tone deadpan
writer Paul Bartel NERFINISHED
Richard Blackburn NERFINISHED

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Mary Woronov notableWork Eating Raoul