
Machinist (2004)
Año de lanzamiento: 2004
Nación: Spain
Alternative Title: The Machinist, El maquinista, O Operário, Der Maschinist, Masinist, Koneenkäyttäjä, Agrypnos, O mihanourgos, Άγρυπνος, Nestajanje, A gépész, L'uomo senza sonno, Mechanik, O Maquinista, Mašinista, Makinist
Director: Brad Anderson
Writer: Scott Kosar
Producción & Género
Productor: Producer: Julio Fernández
Executive Producer: Antonia Nava, Carlos Fernández
Compañías: Castelao Productions, Filmax
Género: Drama, Psychological Thriller, Thriller
Budget: 5.000.000
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Palabras clave
Palabras clave: dostoevsky, factory, insomnia, losing weight, machinist, manhole, mother's day, old photograph, one armed man, osha, post it, taunting, torment
Historia
Trevor Reznik, an insomniac machinist at a factory, hasn't slept in over a year due to extreme insomnia, causing his body to waste away. He's obsessed with tracking his weight loss on sticky notes and has few human connections aside from Stevie, a prostitute he pays for emotional companionship. Trevor is infatuated with Maria, a waitress he sees at an airport diner but never interacts with. His colleagues distrust him due to his emaciated appearance and odd behavior. After a workplace incident further isolates him, Trevor finds strange notes in his apartment and believes they're from Ivan, a phantom employee who doesn't exist according to his coworkers. Driven by paranoia, Trevor searches for evidence of Ivan's schemes while trying to uncover the cause of his insomnia.
Resumen
Machinist is a psychological thriller directed by Brad Anderson that premiered in 2004. The film follows Trevor Reznik (Christian Bale), a lathe operator at a factory who suffers from severe insomnia, leading him to experience peculiar occurrences and develop paranoid delusions. Much of the story revolves around his obsession with finding evidence of Ivan, a mysterious figure he believes is tormenting him. The movie explores themes of isolation, mental health, and the psychological effects of prolonged sleeplessness.