

Dark City is a 1998 movie written by Alex Proyas, Lem Dobbs and David S. Goyer, and directed by Proyas. It stars Rufus Sewell, William Hurt, Kiefer Sutherland, and Jennifer Connelly. While not a box office hit, it has a considerable reputation. Film critic Roger Ebert is a well-known fan of the movie, having rated it with four stars out of fourTemplate:Ref and naming it the best film of 1998Template:Ref. Ebert uses it in his teaching, and also appears on a commentary track for the DVD.
The story begins with a man waking in a hotel room with no memory, which soon proves to be but one of many troubles. He is being sought by police, who believe him to be a serial killer, and also by a group of mysterious men with psychokinetic powers. Furthermore, something appears to be wrong with the world at large: time, memory, and identity behave in unusual ways. The film is dedicated to the memory of Dennis Potter, which may be considered a useful indicator of the style of the story. The style of the film might also be said to owe something to Expressionism and film noir, and may be considered neo-noir.
δεν την έχω δει την ταινία αλλά φαίνεται καλή και έχει και ωραία κομματια στο soundtrack απ όπου την βρήκα
αν την έχει δει κάποιος ας πει καμια γνωμη....