What's Your Name 41?

2005
48m

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Dancing Brave Pictures presents 'Whats your name 41?', the debut featurette from writer/director Marcel Grant. Using beautiful black & white-Super 35mm, it was shot on location in London and Venice. The film was shown to great critical acclaim at the Berlin Film Festival, Cannes, Raindance and White Sands.

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Reknowned artist, Sam Clarke, is commissioned to create a sculpture for a rich,dying client. In order to find inspiration Sam leaves London for Venice where he sets about creating his master... Read allReknowned artist, Sam Clarke, is commissioned to create a sculpture for a rich,dying client. In order to find inspiration Sam leaves London for Venice where he sets about creating his masterpiece. It is a journey of self discovery that forces Sam to face some awkward truths.....Reknowned artist, Sam Clarke, is commissioned to create a sculpture for a rich,dying client. In order to find inspiration Sam leaves London for Venice where he sets about creating his masterpiece. It is a journey of self discovery that forces Sam to face some awkward truths.....

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Trailer 1:42

What's your name 41? - Official Trailer

Featurette 9:15

What's your name 41? - A look behind the scenes

Featurette 9:15

What's your name 41? - A look behind the scenes

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Con O'Neill

Sam Clarke

Ann Mitchell

Joanna Castelloe

Peter Straker

Lou Kaminesta

Bhasker Patel

Ho Yi

Julie Healy

Sophia

Linette Beaumont

Natalia

Daniele Lydon

Tina
(as Danielle Lydon)

Wendy Leavesley

Vera Kaminesta
(as Wendy Leavesly)

Christopher Kelham

Carlos Santini

James Walters

Cafe Owner

Santa

Maid

Richard Alan Reid

Leo
(as Richard Reid)

Director
- Marcel Grant
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- Marcel Grant
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6david-carruthers

Nice piece of work

Beautifully shot on 35mm b/w filmstock in London and Venice. Slightly creaky storyline which manages to keep the viewer hooked, some of the characters a little wooden 'superficial), including the - lead who works hard but doesn't quite succeed in being likable. Somewhat heavy-handed 'surprise' at the end. Overall, rather good, despite its faults. Not sure I'd pay for a DVD of it, but I followed it with some interest and would be curious to see the photography in detail on a big screen projection (I watched it streamed - with bad sync - on the internet). A creditable effort. It would be interesting to see this director work with more time to develop his characters and storyline. His aesthetic values are above reproach.