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Internal Affairs (DVD, 1999, Widescreen)

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"Internal Affairs" is a drama film directed by Mike Figgis and starring Richard Gere and Andy Garcia. The DVD edition, released in 1999, is in widescreen format and has a region code of 1 (US, Canada). With an R rating, this movie follows the story of two NYPD detectives who become involved in a potentially dangerous situation while investigating a crime. This classic film offers viewers a compelling and suspenseful drama that keeps them on the edge of their seats.

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The plot of INTERNAL AFFAIRS is simple and familiar--good guy Raymond Avila (Andy Garcia) works for the internal affairs division of the LAPD and has to take down Dennis Peck (Richard Gere), a corrupt officer. The twist is that the film is really about social change in America. Gere plays Peck as an iconoclastic force of nature; he charms everyone he meets, runs the force by trading favors and protecting his own, and has eight kids with four wives. He sees himself as a throwback to an older notion of manhood and professional effectiveness. Avila, on the other hand, is a hero but also--as Peck calls him--a yuppie, seeking promotion in the internal affairs division and involved in a childless marriage with a successful museum curator (Nancy Travis). As Peck pushes Avila's buttons, the situation is further complicated by Avila's Latin temper--a kind of suppressed, true ethnic self that increasingly reveals itself as the two men's struggle reaches a primal level. British director Mike Figgis is an outsider looking in, and his ideas about American society are to some extent generalizations, but nevertheless they have the ring of truth in this intense cop fable.