Sunday, September 12, 2010

" Gosford Park "

Verdict: 8/10
Directed by: Robert Altman
Year: 2001

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As a hunting party gathers at a country estate. Noone is aware that before the weekend's over, someone will be murdered...twice!

It led the police baffled without specific clues, while everything seems calm and laid back, each of the guests acted mysteriousl and the servants, who seemed to know more about everything and anything that goes around the estate,made events even more confusing.
Suddenly, all of the guests seemed to have their own means and motive.
This critically-acclaimes murder mystery features a who's who of celebrated actors that leds us viewers to a surprising end.


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Inspired by novels like Agathe Christie or Ngiao Marsh for that matter.
Clearly one of the few films i'd never get tired of watching.
A story about love and hate, longing and anticipation, revenge and regret.

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Set during the 1930's, the whole film revolves in and around the estate, the corridors and alleys of each floor,
the secrets that lie beneath the characters being portrayed and hierarchy between the rich and the poor.

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2 comments:

  1. A n extraordinarily lush film and a pure pleasure to watch despite the baffling plot.

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  2. I love the moodiness of these images. the colours are great. Will try and check out the film. Carla

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