S.F.W.
- Comedy
- Drama
An alienated and misanthropic teenager gains sudden and unwanted celebrity status after he's taken hostage by terrorists where his indifference to their threats to kill him makes news headlines.
S.F.W. is a 1995 comedy-drama about a disaffected teenager who becomes an unlikely media sensation after being held hostage by terrorists. His apathetic response to their threats captures the public's attention, turning a hostage crisis into a dark satire on celebrity culture and youth alienation.
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Stephen DorffCliff Spab
Reese WitherspoonWendy Pfister
Jake BuseyMorrow Streeter
Joey Lauren AdamsMonica Dice
Pamela GidleyJanet Streeter
David Barry GrayScott Spab
Jack NoseworthyJoe Dice
Richard PortnowGerald Parsley
Tobey MaguireAl
Amber BensonBabs Wyler
John RoarkePhil Donahue Clone / Sam Donaldson Clone / Alan Dershowitz / Ted Koppel Clone / Larry King Clone
Edward WileyMr. Spab
Lela IveyMrs. Spab
Natasha Gregson WagnerKristen
Annie McEnroeDolly
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S.F.W. Official Trailer #1 - Richard Portnow Movie (1994) HD
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When was S.F.W. released?
S.F.W. was released on January 20, 1995.
What is S.F.W. about?
The film follows an alienated teenager who is taken hostage by terrorists. His indifference to their threats to kill him becomes a media sensation, making him an unwanted celebrity and exploring themes of youth culture and media obsession.
What genres does S.F.W. fall into?
S.F.W. is a comedy-drama that uses dark humor to examine celebrity, alienation, and society's obsession with spectacle.
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