Kansas City
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- Crime
A pair of kidnappings expose the complex power dynamics within the corrupt and unpredictable workings of 1930s Kansas City.
Kansas City is a 1996 crime drama that explores the corrupt underbelly of 1930s Kansas City through the lens of two interconnected kidnappings. Directed by Robert Altman, the film examines the tangled power dynamics between criminals, police, and political figures in Depression-era America.
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Jennifer Jason LeighBlondie O'Hara
Miranda RichardsonCarolyn Stilton
Harry BelafonteSeldom Seen
Michael MurphyHenry Stilton
Dermot MulroneyJohnny O'Hara
Steve BuscemiJohnny Flynn
Brooke SmithBabe Flynn
Jane AdamsNettie Bolt
Jeff FeringaAddie Parker- A.C. SmithSheepshan Red
- Martin Martin'Blue' Green
- Albert J. BurnesCharlie Parker
- Ajia Mignon JohnsonPearl Cummings
Tim SnayRally Speaker- Tawanna BenbowRose
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When was Kansas City released?
Kansas City was released on August 16, 1996.
What is Kansas City about?
The film follows a pair of kidnappings that reveal the intricate web of corruption and power struggles within 1930s Kansas City, involving criminals, law enforcement, and city officials.
What genre is Kansas City?
Kansas City is a drama and crime film set during the Depression era in America.
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