Dirty Pretty Things

Dirty Pretty Things
Dirty Pretty Things

Film Details

Year

2002

Duration

97 minutes

Genres

Drama

Language

English

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Synopsis

Set in London, Dirty Pretty Things shows us the seedy and dangerous side of the city that is kept hidden from tourists. Working in a hotel without documentation after moving to the UK from Nigeria, former doctor Okwe meets Senay, a young Turkish girl, and the two form a strong bond. After making a frightening discovery in one of the hotel's bathrooms, Okwe realises there's more going on at the hotel than meets the eye. And when Senay gets caught up in the sinister goings-on, he sets out to save her. A compelling, suspense-filled drama with stand-out performances from stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Audrey Tatou.

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15 Classification

This film has a few uses of strong bad language and some grisly images

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