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Code 2000: Friday April 28, 2000 |
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Code 2000 is an exciting, innovative new film project from acclaimed
director Mike Figgis that breaks all the rules. Part of Figgis' daring
evolution towards the ultimate in minimalist film production, the film was
shot in one day entirely with hand-held digital video cameras in sequence,
in real time with no editing. The plot -- a black comedy thriller set
against Los Angeles lifestyles -- literally unfolded before the cameras as
the actors each forged an improvised trajectory for their characters based
on the central elements of an affair, a murder and an ensuing Hollywood
mystery.
Four main characters are at the center of the plot: Stellan Skarsgrd is a
motion picture executive; Saffron Burrows is his wife; Salma Hayek is an
aspiring actress in the midst of an affair; and Jeanne Tripplehorn is a
woman whose actions will alter all their fates. Mystery, comedy, intimate
drama -- these and much more result as the cameras roll for 93 consecutive
minutes. ©
2000 Screen Gems and Columbia Pictures
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Rating
System:
0 - 40 points |
Not Worth Seeing |
40 - 65 points |
Go See At Matinee |
65- 85 points |
Worth Seeing |
85-100 points |
Definitely worth seeing. "A must see!" |
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Mike
Figgis
Mike
Figgis
Comedy/Thriller
Saffron Burrows |
as |
Emma |
Salma Hayek |
as |
Rose |
Stellan
Skarsgard |
as |
Alex Green |
Jeanne Tripplehorn |
as |
Lauren Hathaway |
1hr
33min
Rated
R for drug use, violence, language and language
Columbia
Pictures and Screen Gems
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