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(drama)
1989, South London. Jack, an ebullient butcher, has died, and his last orders are to cast his ashes off the Margate Pier. His wife of 50 years, Amy, stays home, with the excuse of a visit to their mentally-disabled daughter. Jack's three closest friends, Ray, Vic, and Lenny - along with Jack's son Vince - head for Margate. Each has memories of Jack and of friendships, family, and conflicts. It's Vince's relationship with his dad that's the most complex, and Ray's long friendship with both Jack and Amy that holds things together. The last orders - to go to Margate and strew the ashes - become an invitation to recall what's done, what's left, and what's important.
actors:
| Michael Caine | as Jack Dodds |
| Tom Courtenay | as Vic Tucker |
| David Hemmings | as Lenny 'Len' |
| Bob Hoskins | as Ray 'Raysie' Johnson |
| Helen Mirren | as Amy Dodds |
| Ray Winstone | as Vince 'Vincey' Dodds |
| JJ Feild | as Young Jack |
| Cameron Fitch | as Young Vic |
| Nolan Hemmings | as Young Lenny |
| Anatol Yusef | as Young Ray |
| Kelly Reilly | as Young Amy |
| Stephen McCole | as Young Vince |
| George Innes | as the Bartender Bernie |
| Laura Morelli | as June |
| Sally Hurst | as Mandy |
Fred Schepisi
rating:7.20
Last Orders is a very simple film. The model is based on a film genres
simplest: the road movie. These are simple people who simply
Very little in life that happens very often. But behind this simplicity
Lies dreams and desires and mistakes and lost opportunities for these
People simple. Small things (in relative terms), which seems to have
not matter in the outside world, but then, we all live in a largely
Minor world - not us - the smallest and sometimes even broken dream
We leave empty - if only for a moment.
This is a film about people. About how people view each other. About
How people can harbour the most powerful emotions or secret - or both -
Without even those closest to them with the faintest idea. About the Importance of
friendship and the universality of loss: the innocence, as well as
Duel.
So four simple folk take the ashes of his old were scattered in the sea
faded old, lost his innocence Margate. While the wife of the deceased -
Avoid this trip - separated from their visits, the daughter of the disabled
last time. We see how they relate (and related) for their age, dead friend
And each other. We see that the great tragedy is not precise about the 'great'
People. We see that the pure love does not have to derive from pure people. We
life and loving life and are so difficult (and as a source of inspiration) for
The simplest folk. And we celebrate this empathy.
Last Orders film is a slow burn on occasion with a hyphen and a clumsy
Potentially confusing narrative. But for all that, this is a fine, often moving
, honest piece of film. Photography is consistently evocative;
The acting is impeccable (Winstone impresses as stoicism child; Hemmings
Crepitaciones as the bludgeoning, second-class pugilist), and several pieces of whole
are deeply sincere (the scene is in the electric field), but this is not
A movie that exists to glow incandescently - only to burn,
Slowly and quietly, until he says what he has to fuse and drains. Worth Staying with
because, as simple as these people are, if they can not say anything about
A little sadness and joy and - above all - the wonderful
The uncertainty of life ... Then you are probably already dead.
It would be hard to imagine a fine troupe of actors other than those assembled
From the very credible "Last Orders." Package that combines
so well that I was dragged into the screen barely aware of his true identity and
Filmography, the story of the long journey of a man to his cremated ashes
Selected disposal site, Margate (of all places - garish, timeworn, solidly
Tired) is gripping.
Through flashbacks to past events, and in combat in
The desert of North Africa in World War II story of three close friends, the wife of one
and his son (and peripheral, but not insignificant
Catastrophically his daughter with mental retardation) reflects the daily joys of small
And not very big setbacks in the midst of English people. All characters
here could well be neighbors of the people in "The Full Monty", whose people
Days are productive at the local level if spectacular, and whose centre of the pleasures
Coexistence daily meetings in the local bar.
Jack (Michael Caine) is facing death with courage and honesty more than he ever did
His total rejection of his and his wife (Helen Mirren) daughter. His
Deception by the failure of his son to join him in the butcher business has Been
the fate of many. An American version of this tragic rejection
Have the child spurn the family business to act or law or medicine or
presidency. The son Jack is quite happy to sell cars. A nice touch
English class reality.
Jack's ashes to a number of detours Margate while enroute to his widow
pursues its own motion and much-needed trip to the closure and staff
The prospect of future happiness. At each stop relations between
Four men in the borrowed Mercedes become more intertwined, and detailed -
Ultimately - as important for each nears its mission
Achievement.
The location is superb as is the silence, sometimes murky cinematography.
Unfortunately, as is often the case even with the best cast portray
Not Oxbridge types, some word is indecipherable. Ray Winstone is the head Malefactor
mumbles in the competition, but his acting is convincing -
a fine actor who can be expected much. An old woman leaving the theater
Near me, "This is not about a Gosford Park - the film needed
subtitles. "Yes, we have our class consciousness on the Upper West Side
too.
This is a very special movie that deserves the widest possible distribution. Not
Get however, not here. If you can not see it in a theater, where income
Be available.
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See also: Michael Caine in Quicksand
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