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21 Grams(2003)
21 Grams(2003)
A gripping, intense drama tracing the connections between various troubled characters following a tragic car crash.
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Film Details
Year
2010
Duration
144 minutes
Genres
Drama
Language
Spanish (English subtitles)
Certificate
UNAVAILABLE TO STREAM
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Synopsis
From acclaimed Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu comes this bleak drama, set in the grimy, crowded parts of Barcelona. Devoted single father Uxbal is silently suffering with a terminal disease while trying to reconcile with his unhinged and unpredictable ex-wife. A mid-level criminal underworld figure, his main business is in the black market sweatshop labour of illegal immigrants. Tension between his job's unethical demands and the desperate need to secure a future for his children builds as his death nears, along with the glimmering prospect of spiritual redemption. Ethereal and moving, Biutiful is a unique cinema experience.
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Classification
Contains strong language, sexualised nudity and hard drug use.
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