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Red Sparrow
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Red Sparrow is a 2018 spy thriller film about Dominika Egorova, a Russian ballerina who is forced into a life of espionage. After a career-ending injury, she enters a secret training program to become a seductive operative known as a "Sparrow".
Directed by Francis Lawrence. Written by Justin Haythe. Based on the 2013 novel of the same name by Jason Matthews.
Matron
The Cold War did not end. It shattered into a thousand dangerous pieces. The West has grown weak. Drunk on shopping and social media. Torn apart by hatred between the races. And as a result, the world is in chaos. Only Russia is willing to make the sacrifices required for victory.
Dialogue
Matron: You're accused of assaulting a fellow cadet.
Dominika: He tried to rape me.
General Korchnoi: And your honor is worth depriving Russia of a promising cadet.
Dominika: It was never my intention to deprive Russia of anything.
General Korchnoi: And yet, here we are. [shrugs]
Dominika: Are you a patriot?
Nate: No.
Dominika: Then why do you do what you do?
Nate: It beats selling tires.
Dominika: Have you ever sold tires?
Nate: No.
Dominika: Then you can't know, can you?
Nate: [laughs] Good point
[last lines]
Dominika: Hello? Hello.
Cast
Jennifer Lawrence - Dominika Egorova
Joel Edgerton - Nate Nash
Matthias Schoenaerts - Ivan Vladimirovich Egorov
Charlotte Rampling - Matron
Mary-Louise Parker - Stephanie Boucher
Ciarán Hinds - Colonel Zakharov
Joely Richardson - Nina Egorova
Bill Camp - Marty Gable
Jeremy Irons - General Vladimir Andreievich Korchnoi
Thekla Reuten - Marta Yelenova
Douglas Hodge - Colonel Maxim Volontov
Sakina Jaffrey - Trish Forsyth
External links
Category:2018 American films
Category:American spy thriller films
Category:American films about revenge
Category:Thriller films
Category:Films about ballet
Category:Films about the Central Intelligence Agency
Category:Films about the Russian Mafia
Category:Films set in Budapest
Category:Films set in London
Category:Films set in Moscow
Category:Films set in Virginia
Category:Films directed by Francis Lawrence
Category:Films based on American novels
Category:Films about rape