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Stay
(2005)
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Director:
Mark Forster |
COUNTRY
USA |
GENRE
Drama/Mystery/Thriller |
NORWEGIAN TITLE
Stay |
RUNNING
TIME
99
minutes |
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Producer:
Eric Kopeloff
Tom Lassally
Arnon Milchan |
Screenwriter:
David Benioff |
Review
The
popular genre (or rather sub-genre) is
mystery-that-will-change-your-perception-at-the-end, and the director is
the talented Marc Forster who toys with both the viewer's mind and the
more technical aspects of filmmaking - notably some delightful editing. Stay
has a lot to offer, but it requires patience from the viewer. Unlike
many other film's of its kind, however, the film has a finale which doesn't
cheat and which is also intellectually rewarding. Young Ryan Gosling affirms
his talent, Naomi Watts has an insignificant role, whereas Bob Hoskins
is fine in a small role.
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