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Synopsis: Spanning over two decades, "For the Love of Money" follows the true account of an Israeli immigrant who searches for his piece of the American dream. The story begins in Tel Aviv in 1973, where a young Izek is raised in a seedy, gangster filled illegal casino that operates behind his family's bar. The casino is a haven for unsavory characters who seek to corrupt him to their way of life. When the violence and crime finds its way to him and his family, Izek (Yuda Levi) and his family relocate to Los Angeles. Hoping to start anew, he pursues his ambitions to become a young entrepreneur by developing small businesses, purchasing real estate, and running an auto repair shop. Success seems to find him at every turn and after falling in love with the beautiful Aline (Delphine Chaneac), luck seems to be on his side. However, it isn't long before the world of crime that Izek tried to escape so long ago continues to doggedly follow him every step of the way. Threatened by a dangerously temperam
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Ellie Kanner
Production: Grindstone Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.5
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Year:
2012
93 min
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with a great view.

Come with me.

It's not exactly

Mulholland Drive, but...

It'll do.

#oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, he

speaks the languages of love#

#Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, amore, Chiamami#

#Chiamami#

#Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

appelle-moi mon cherie#

#Appelle-moi#

Did you get her number

after that, or what?

What do you think?

I think you're turning

romantic on me.

Ah, look who's talking.

All right, brother.

Good night.

Sweet dreams.

Ah-ah!

You're going down.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

You... down.

I felt like the luckiest guy in town.

Business was great,

my best friend was my partner,

and I just met the prettiest

girl I'd ever seen.

The American dream was so

close, I could taste it.

But, like I said,

one wrong turn can

change everything.

Micky Levine...

He was the perfect gangster.

Ruthless and without remorse.

Micky's Flunky, Vince,

handled the business with some

south-of-the-border help.

He wanted everything

the boss had and more.

#It's time you got to win#

#Lonely, lonely, lonely#

Any problems?

- No.

#Your spirit's sinking' down#

#You find you're not the only#

What?

#Stranger in this town#

When do you want to do this?

When do I want to do it?

Now.

Now. Does now sound good?

Sounds good to me.

Maybe f***ing Christmas. Moron.

#Headlines, deadlines

jamming your mind#

Nancy!

Nancy!

#You been stealing

shots from the side#

#Let your feelings go

for a ride#

Half naked all the time.

Can't you put something on?

I liked it. You liked it?

I did, but it's kind of weird, though.

I mean, would you do that?

Do what?

You know, go with an

older woman for money,

Uh, depends.

How much money we

talking about?

You look good tonight.

Thank you.

No problem.

You, too.

Thank you.

Nice building.

Ow!

Whoa!

Did it hurt?

No. In fact, it didn't hurt at all.

So, what, you were just faking?

No I...

I just...

You know, when I was

a little girl,

My Mom say I always

pretend I got hurt

when I fell down,

but that was more because

I was embarrassed.

Does that make sense?

Yeah, that makes sense all right.

If you're a big faker.

Come on, you faker, hop on.

#Oh, I could hide 'neath the winds#

I like this song.

#Of the bluebird as she sings#

It's an enjoyable tune.

Makes me feel good.

How about you?

Definitely, Boss.

"Definitely, Boss. "

Well, that's convincing.

You're overwhelmed.

See, it reminds me of when

I was, like, 15, 16,

and I was making out with this girl.

She was beautiful. uh, she was

a mulatto, you know, and, uh...

I think they call those "N*ggers. "

She was half-black,

but the point was she had the

cutest, tightest, little ass.

And you could bounce quarters off it.

You know?

I mean, that's not actually what I did.

It's an expression.

Hey, wait, wait.

That Billy?

Go get him.

Yeah, that's him.

Billy was a low-level dealer

who owed Mickey little

more than pocket change.

But if there was one thing

Micky could never resist.

It was making a grown man cry.

And he didn't mind getting

his hands dirty either.

In fact, he kind of liked it.

Shut the f*** up!

Shut up!

Oh, sh*t.

LOOK WHAT THIS A**HOLE DID.

Come here.

Come here.

Come here, you little piss-ant.

Do you see what you did?

I see.

Can you see that?

Yeah.

You dented my car.

You dented my car.

I'm sorry.

You stupid f***.

What did you make me do?

I am so pissed at you.

I'll get you your money. I promise.

I know, I understand.

Aah!

Aah!

Stupid f***.

You got two days, fuckhead.

Micky's dented fender

made its way to me

after he paid a visit

to my brothers shop.

Jacob sent him thinking

he was doing me a favor.

As they say, the road to hell

is paved with good intentions.

You want to make the shop bigger?

Yeah. But I was thinking about

the corner of Pico and West.

What, the old gas station?

I want to level it and build

an Auto Mall.

Thinking big, huh?

I'm always thinking big. Always.

Where you gonna find money

for something like that?

I don't know.

But it's the right move.

I got it.

I'm sorry we're closed.

Hey, congratulations.

Uh, who's Izek here?

I am.

Izek. Good.

Uh, listen.

Uh, I here you guys

do excellent work, right?

And, uh, I, uh, had a

little mishap with my car,

which you... you can see over there.

Uh, you can fix that, right?

Yeah, shouldn't be a problem.

Good. Uh, Micky Levine.

So you make it look like new.

Now, that's stupid. That's what

you're supposed to do, right?

Make it look like new.

Let's check this out.

Let's see.

From what I can tell,

it's about a $450 job.

Good. I'll give you 500.

You do a good job.

No, I'll do a good job for 450,

Mr. Levine.

Listen, all right.

Deposit.

Now, that's not necessary.

It is necessary.

I'll tell you why.

Um, I'd like it tomorrow.

You can have it done

by Tuesday.

But I... I just said tomorrow.

You want this done right?

Best I can do is, uh, Monday.

All right, kid. Monday.

Shabbat Shalom.

Shabbat Shalom.

Monday.

Okay, Carlos. We need this by Monday.

#The Gap Bands

"You dropped a bomb on me"#

#You were the girl #

#That changed my world#

#You were the girl for me#

#You lit the fuse#

#I stand accused#

#You were the first for me#

#But you turned me out, babe#

#You dropped a bomb on me, baby#

#You dropped a bomb on me#

#But you turned me on, babe#

#You dropped a bomb on me, baby#

Hey.

Hey.

Good to see you again.

How are you, man?

How you doing, buddy?

I'm cool.

Oh, this place is packed.

How you doing?

Look at you.

You look good.

Hi, how are you?

I'm good. I'm good. Is he

treating you okay?

Yeah.

Yeah, a little bit?

Yeah, it's okay. Yeah.

It's all right. Right?

So we'll grab some drinks.

Okay.

Yeah?

Come on.

This place is unbelievable.

Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow.

Your friend took care of us, huh?

Yeah. I'm looking out for you,

buddy, you know?

Of course you are.

So, how's it going with you guys?

I don't know what it is about him,

but he just does it for me.

Oh, yeah?

Yeah.

Hm. I think he might be the one.

Congratulations.

Well, we're not exactly picking

out China yet,

but it's going great so far.

We got the best looking girls

in here, huh?

I'll drink to that.

Yo. Hey, yo.

Hey. Look who's sitting there.

Come here.

#You dropped on me, baby#

#But you turn me on#

#You dropped on me, baby#

#You dropped on me#

Look at this.

Good to see you.

The body shop guys, right?

You know, this is very interesting.

I'm figuring, see, I'm... I'm very happy

because I see you guys with

all this spare time to party,

so naturally I'm assuming that my

wheels are gonna be ready on time.

Am I correct?

You can pick it up end of

day Monday, as promised.

Terrific.

Oh. Oh.

Want a little taste?

It's good stuff.

Nah.

No. Not interested. Thanks.

This is enough for me.

It's enough.

Okay, then,

Uh, health and hygiene.

Uh, go have yourself a little V8.

So I'll see you, uh, Monday.

Yeah. That's right.

Have a nice time.

- Okay. Thanks.

What is it with that guy?

Who the f*** knows?

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