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Odbicie zła (The Brøken) English Horror Movie 2010

Cast And Crew
Cast : Lena Headey ,Richard Jenkins,Asier Newman ,Michelle Duncan ,Melvil Poupaud ,Natasha Alderslade .Daren Elliott Holmes,Ulrich Thomsen
Director: Sean Ellis
Screenwriter: Sean Ellis
Writer:Sean Ellis
Music : Guy Farley
Producers : Lene Bausager,Yves Chevalier
Film Editing :Scott Thomas
Genre: Drama | Horror | Thriller
Release Date :2010-02-26
Country: France | UK
Language:English
Runtime: 88 min

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(Odbicie zła) The Brøken English Hollywood Film.The film Directed by Sean Ellis.

Plot Summary:
In London, the radiologist Gina McVey organizes a surprise birthday party to her father John McVey with her boyfriend Stefan Chambers, her brother Daniel McVey and his girlfriend Kate Coleman. On the next day, she sees herself driving a car on the street and she follows the woman to her apartment, where she finds a picture of her father and her. While driving back, she has a car crash and loses parts of her memory; further, she believes Stefan is another man. Gina decides to investigate what is happening and unravels a dark reality

The Brøken Polish Film Synopsis :
After spending an evening with her family at which a large mirror breaks for no apparent reason London radiologist Gina McVey (Lena Headly) begins to sense she has a doppelganger. When she sees herself drive past on the street, she follows the doppelganger to an apartment, the outcome of which the viewer doesn't see. Immediately afterward she wrecks her car and while recuperating at her boyfriend's apartment comes to believe that he too has been replaced by an evil doppelganger. From her dreams it becomes clear that the doppelgangers gain access to the world through broken mirrors. Unknown to Gina, first her sister-in-law and then her father are replaced. When she finds the corpse of her boyfriend which has been left behind by his doppelganger, she returns to the apartment where it all started - her apartment though she has forgotten this - and finds her own corpse there. The memory of what she is, which had been erased by the accident, returns to her and she takes her place in a doppelganger London being taken over person by person.

The Brøken Poland movie Reviews :
They say that a broken mirror is sure to cast seven years of bad luck (or bad sex, as a character quips early on) to those who break it, and although such a concept is deeply rooted in mystic superstition, there nevertheless remains an eerie, foreboding core to its warning. Perhaps coincidentally however, is the much more tangible, but inherently linked concept of the doppelgänger, who is said to appear either as an omen of sickness or death. Indeed, both share common principles with the mirror even producing doppelgänger's of a metaphysical sense, but both also share the undeniable clause for weariness or suspicion. Of course, in our daily lives, thinking with clear mind-frames and perspectives, such concepts are folly best left to those with padded walls. Yet, brought into the domain of film, there still remains a sense of wonder about them that allow the extra-dimensional nature of the medium to truly shine.



The Broken, which comes from up and coming writer/director Sean Ellis who last year wooed me with the surreal and abstract romance Cashback, not only indulges in these somewhat supernatural concepts tenfold, but does so in ways that the horror movie does so best. Taking a leaf from the genre's forefathers David Lynch and Alfred Hitchcock, with just a little nod here and there to the American Romantic macabre writer Edgar Allan Poe, Ellis here crafts a feature which borders on the surreal once more, this time on a much more subversive and subtle level. If you had told me that this young film-maker would go on to make a horror movie the following year after Cashback, I would have laughed it off—and yet, I would have had to choke back that laughter after catching a glimpse of what is offered here.

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