Romance,Thriller,Drama
United States of America
Color of Night is a psychological thriller film released in 1994. The movie is directed by Richard Rush and stars Bruce Willis as Bill Capa, a lonely New York psychiatrist who quits his practice after a patient commits suicide and travels to Los Angeles to take over his friend's therapy group.
Upon arriving in Los Angeles, Bill Capa finds out that his friend, a prominent therapist, has been brutally murdered, and all his patients are suspects. As Capa tries to get the therapy group back on track, he meets Rose, a mysterious and seductive woman played by Jane March.
With Rose's help, Capa slowly starts to unravel the case and uncovers a web of deceit and betrayal. As the investigation intensifies, Capa becomes the target of the killer's attention, and his own sanity is put to the test.
The movie is known for its explicit eroticism and graphic violence and was rated R for its sexual content, violent scenes, and adult language. Despite mixed reviews from critics, Color of Night was a box office success and has since gained a cult following.
