The film plays heavily with the concept of voyeurism. Since Simona is wheelchair-bound for much of the film, she becomes a professional observer. The camera often adopts her point of view, watching other characters through keyholes or from balconies. This creates a unique tension, as the audience is forced to become voyeurs alongside the protagonist.
Provocation premiered on VHS in March 1995, distributed by A.I.P. (America International Pictures). It was frequently packaged with other erotic thrillers like Animal Instincts (1992) and Night Eyes (1990) in multi-film rental sets. Provocation 1995 Movie Wiki
| | Brian Grant | |----------------|-------------| | Written by | Michael Braverman | | Produced by | David E. Jackson, Jeffery M. Rosenbaum | | Starring | C. Thomas Howell, Sean Young, Timothy Daly, Brian Bosworth, Richard Tyson | | Cinematography | Thomas L. Callaway | | Edited by | Christopher Holmes | | Music by | David Wurst, Eric Wurst | | Distributed by | New Line Home Video | | Release date | 1995 | | Running time | 92 minutes | | Country | United States | | Language | English | | Budget | Estimated $3 million | The film plays heavily with the concept of voyeurism