Pi

Cast

Sean Gullette
as Max Cohen

Mark Margolis
as Sol Robeson

Ben Shenkman
as Lenny Myer

Pamela Hart
as Marcy Dawson

Stephen Pearlman
as Rabbi Cohen

Samia Shoaib
as Devi

Ajay Naidu
as Farrouhk

Kristyn Mae-Anne Lao
as Jenna

Espher Lao Nieves
as Jenna's Mom

Joanne Gordon
as Mrs Ovadia

Lauren Fox
as Jenny Robeson

Stanley Herman
as Moustacheless Man

Clint Mansell
as Photographer

Tom Tumminello
as Ephraim

Ari Handel
as Kabbalist

Oren Sarch
as Kabbalist

Lloyd Schwarz
as Kabbalist

Richard Lifschutz
as Kabbalist

David Strahlberg
as Kabbalist

Peter Cheyenne
as Brad

David Tawil
as Jake

Kristyn Anne-Marie Lao

J.C. Islander
as Man Presenting Suitcase

Abraham Aronofsky
as Man Delivering Suitcase

Ray Seiden
as Transit Cop

Sal Monte
as King Neptune

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• Mar 09, 2019

  10/03/2019
  

  Peter B Super Reviewer
• Mar 29, 2014

  This cautionary parable brings up the age-old question of whether our drive for power through deeper knowledge of the natural world will also carry us to our personal or possibly collective annihilation. It reminds me of the revelation that it's not our fear of failure that prevents us from trying something, but rather our fear of success. What happens when our capabilities accelerate faster than we can understand them? We find out one possibility as we follow a man haunted with an obsession to discover the core numerical pattern behind all things and behaviors in the universe.
  

  Matthew S Super Reviewer
• Jul 04, 2013

  It is a highly disturbing and bizarre film, yet despite its dizzying--and somewhat unnerving, off-putting tone--it is brilliantly and artistically constructed. Darren Aronofsky is able to bring to life a unique, engaging story while using elements of legendary filmmaker Roman Polanski's best films. Pi is able to achieve what many other so-called "psychological thrillers" are not capable of due to its fantastic cinematography--which creates an appropriately suffocating environment--and its ingenious film editing.
  

  Matthew Samuel M Super Reviewer
• Jan 06, 2013

  Pi is arguably the most bizarre independent first feature from one of the most acclaimed directors of our time (Darren Aronofsky). It's also sometimes frustrating to watch but very chilling thanks to memorable sound effects and weird cinematography. There is no denying that it's a smart movie, and also frighting since we have to hear Sean Gullette scream in pain for becoming mad and obsessed. What makes it more effecting is how it sounds from the camera. The music is what I like most of this movie, the score was fantastic. There are certain scenes in which it becomes extremely disturbing and Pi gives you an anxiety so big that it makes you feel scared. The movie is 1 hr. and 25 min. and it feels like 40 more minutes have been added to the movie. It's shaky camera is annoying and it's sometimes uncomfortable to watch. You kind of get exhausted from it. Pi is smart, its disturbing, its bizarre, weird, slow, chilling and not so confusing, but it's not for everyone.
  Angel G Super Reviewer

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