My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done (2009)

Flamingo Hostages

The standoff ends when Ingrid (Chloe Sevigny) realizes that Brad (Michael Shannon) has been keeping his pet flamingoes as hostages.

Directed by Werner Herzog.

Released in 2009 by Millennium Entertainment.

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  • action: Yell
  • action: Arrest
  • editors-choice: Showdowns
  • editors-choice: Male Performances
  • primary-genre: Thrillers
  • primary-genre: Independent
  • secondary-genre: Indie Suspense & Thriller
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  • mood: Disturbing
  • mood: Suspenseful
  • mood: Dark
  • prop: Animal
  • prop: Shotgun
  • prop: Handcuffs
  • prop: Police Car
  • setting: Front Yard
  • theme: Justice
  • theme: Madness
  • theme: Obsession
  • actor: James C. Burns
  • actor: Udo Kier
  • actor: Chloë Sevigny
  • actor: Michael Shannon
  • actor: Willem Dafoe
  • director: Werner Herzog
  • producer: Ali Rounaghi
  • producer: Julius Morck
  • producer: Benji Kohn
  • producer: Rick Spalla
  • producer: Jeff Rice
  • producer: Eric Bassett
  • producer: Jimmy Balodimas
  • producer: Stian Morck
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  • producer: Giulia Marletta
  • producer: David Lynch
  • producer: Austin Stark
  • producer: Bingo Gubelmann
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  • cinematographer: Peter Zeitlinger
  • composer: Ernst Reijseger
  • editor: Omar Daher
  • editor: Joe Bini
  • costume-designer: Mikel Padilla
  • role-name: Brad McCullum
  • role-name: Ingrid
  • role-name: Swat Commander Brown
  • role-name: Detective Hank Havenhurst
  • role-name: Lee Meyers
  • screenwriter: Herbert Golder
  • screenwriter: Werner Herzog
  • year: 2009
  • studio: Millennium Entertainment