Straw Dogs-1971-Dvdrip-Eng-Wolfy100

Run Time 113 mins



Plot:-



David Sumner (Dustin Hoffman), a timid American mathematician, leaves the chaos of college anti-war protests to live with his young wife Amy (Susan George) in her native village in Cornwall on the south coast of Great Britain. Almost immediately, there is tension between the couple as David becomes immersed in his academic work while ignoring Amy. Craving attention, Amy begins to flirt with several of the town locals (Jim Norton, Ken Hutchison, Donald Webster) doing repair work on the couple's isolated farmhouse. One of these locals is Amy's former lover Charlie Venner (Del Henney).



Amy's flirtations and David's intellectual reserve create resentment and the workmen begin to taunt and harass them. David discovers their pet cat strangled and hanging by a light chain in their bedroom closet. Amy claims the workmen did it to prove they could get into their bedroom and to intimidate David. She presses him to confront the villagers, but he refuses. David tries to win their friendship, and they invite him to go hunting in the woods the next day. During the hunting trip, the workmen take him to a remote forest meadow and leave him there with the promise they will drive the birds towards him. Having ditched David, Charlie Venner returns to the couple's farmhouse where he confronts Amy. He forcibly rapes her. A second villager arrives and forces Venner by shotgun to hold Amy down while he rapes her.



After several hours, David realizes he's been tricked and returns home to find a disheveled and withdrawn Amy. She does not tell him about the gang rape. Later that week, they attend a church social where Amy becomes distraught after seeing the men who raped her. David and Amy leave the social early and while driving home through thick fog they accidentally hit the village idiot Henry Niles (David Warner). They take the injured Niles to their home and David phones the local pub about the accident. Unbeknown to him, earlier that evening Niles strangled a young girl from the village and now her father and the workmen are looking for Niles.



The phone call alerts them to Niles's whereabouts. Soon the drunken locals, including the men who raped Amy, are pounding on the door of the Sumner's home. After a few minutes of their breaking the windows and hammering on the door, the local magistrate arrives and after attempting to defuse the situation, is shot dead by the young girl's father by accident. It's decided at that point that the father and the workmen agree that they cannot go back on what they've done, but only continue. At this point, David realizes that they will not allow anyone in the house to live and begins preparing to defend his home. First he boils two saucepans full of cooking oil. Then, when one of the men attempts to unlock the window, he ties his hands together at knife point. As more men appear at another window, he scalds them with the boiling oil, temporarily incapacitating them. Then he lays down a large bear trap in his living room and sends Amy upstairs to hide. As two more men enter and attempt to shoot him, he knocks the shotgun out of one of their hands, causing it to go off and blow off the man's foot. He then engages in a fight with the other man, beating him to death with a fire poker. Finally, Charlie appears and holds David at gunpoint, but before he can shoot him, the two hear Amy screaming. As they both run upstairs to rescue her, the fifth man is there attempting to rape her. Charlie shoots him and David begins to fight Charlie. As they reach the living room, David, despite Amy's pleas not to, kills Charlie by hitting him over the head with the bear trap. As David looks at the carnage around him, he exclaims 'Jesus, I got 'em all.' He is then attacked by one of the villagers, who is shot by Amy. At the end of the film, David is driving Niles to town, when the latter turns and says: "I don't know my way home". David solemnly replies: "That's okay, I don't either".



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