
The Stone Merchant
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Release Date
9/15/2006Runtime
120 minsOverview
The Merchant (Harvey Keitel) is a Westerner. A merchant dealing in precious stones from Afganistan and Turkey. He's above suspicion. In truth, the "Stone Merchant" is a Christian convert into Islam. He's rich, cultured, fascinating. Leda (Jane March) is a successful woman who works as Head of the Public Relations for a big company. She's married to Alceo, a professor at the Sapienza University, specialized in the history of terrorist movements. Alceo is on a wheel chair. He lost his legs in the attack to the American Embassy in Nairobi in 1998. Shahid is a terrorist. Now he's planning an attack along the English Channel. Their lives, their destinies cross in Turkey, where Leda and Alceo are on holiday. And the plot will go on to Rome and Turin till the epilogue of the attack on the ferry boat.
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ReleasedOriginal Language
EnglishBudget
$10,000,000Revenue
$1,029,807Homepage
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A taut political thriller that weaves together the intersecting lives of a cultural merchant with hidden extremist ties, a disabled academic haunted by terrorism, and a terrorist plotting imminent attack. The film builds inexorable dread as these characters' destinies collide across Turkey, Italy, and toward a devastating ferry bombing.
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Harvey Keitel
The Merchant

Jane March
Leda

Jordi Mollà
Alceo

F. Murray Abraham
Shahid

Paco Reconti
Valerio

Bruno Bilotta
Libero

Lucilla Agosti
Lydia

Dhafer L'Abidine
1st Egyptian (as Dhaffer Labidine)
Eddy Lemare
2nd Egyptian

Federica Martinelli
Rita

Eleonora Martinelli
The Merchant Assistant
Riccardo Forte
Doc. Casellato
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