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Iguana is an allegorical fable of the abuses of power which follows a disfigured and fiercely misanthropic sailor who jumps ship to become the improbable king of a remote barren island. Featuring a haunting score by Joni Mitchell and starring Everett McGill as a man raging against the calcified hierarchies of 19th century society, Iguana has gained the reputation of a cult film maudit for its harrowing depiction of the savagely exacting master-slave society created by the despotic sailor. Among Hellman’s least discussed works, Iguana will be presented in its rarely screened extended director’s cut. – HG

3.01GB | 1h 40m | 1024×554 | mkv

https://nitro.download/view/47D002687D603D9/Iguana.1988.Bluray.576p-mrthe.mkv

Language(s):English, Spanish
Subtitles:English (only for the Spanish parts)

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