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In a hospital on the outskirts of 1920s Los Angeles, an injured stuntman begins to tell a fellow patient, a little girl with a broken arm, a fantastic story about 5 mythical heroes. Thanks to his fractured state of mind and her vivid imagination, the line between fiction and reality starts to blur as the tale advances.
The cast and crew of The Fall
Filmmakers
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Tarsem Singh
Director, Screenplay
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Dan Gilroy
Screenplay
- Nico Soultanakis Screenplay
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Krishna Levy
Composer
Cast
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Lee Pace
Roy Walker
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Justine Waddell
Nurse Evelyn / Sister Evelyn
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Daniel Caltagirone
Sinclair / Governor Odious
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Leo Bill
Darwin / Orderly
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Sean Gilder
Walt Purdy
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Julian Bleach
Mystic / Orange Picker
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Marcus Wesley
Otta Benga / Ice Delivery Man
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Robin Smith
Luigi / One Legged Actor
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Jeetu Verma
Indian / Orange Picker
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Catinca Untaru
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TMDB user reviews
Andres Gomez
Maybe too ambitious this drama told through a children's tale.
Photography is great, though.
CinemaSerf
This is quite an enjoyable depiction of some multi-lingual Arabian Nights-style scenarios as we find "Roy" (Lee Pace) in an hospital in 1920s Los Angeles. He had previously been a movie stuntman but an accident has robbed him of the use of his legs and so with medical science being somewhat limited, he is pretty much bedridden. Also in the hospital is the young "Alexandria" (Catinca Untaru) who is recovering from breaking her arm and in need of some cheering up. With a vivid and varied imagination, he begins to regale his new friend with fantastic tales of bandits and slaves all trying to defeat the epitome of evil that is "Odious". Along the way, she becomes enthralled as the "Black Bandit"…
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A visual masterpiece with surprising depth. It has arguably the best child acting performance ever put on film, and unarguably the best location scouting.
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