The Locksmith
(2010)
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The Locksmith
(2010)
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| Anslem Richardson | ... |
Mike
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| Ana Reeder | ... |
Margo
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| Stephen Rannazzisi | ... |
Charles
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| Cesar De León | ... |
Jimmy
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| Mary Beth Peil | ... |
Celine
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| Michelle Krusiec | ... |
Monique
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Julian Aponte | ... |
Inmate
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Stratton Bailey | ... |
Locked Out Guy
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Patricia Barnes | ... |
Bridge Player
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Shea Berry | ... |
Bartender
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| Benjamin Brant Bickham | ... |
Guard
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Max Brand | ... |
Waiter
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Jackie Capobianco | ... |
Bridge Player
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| Annalisa Chamberlin | ... |
Locked Out Girl
(as Annalisa Chamberlain)
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David Delgado | ... |
Inmate
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Mike is a locksmith. He's also a prisoner on work release, but you wouldn't know it. He's just trying to focus on his house calls and reconcile with his ex-girlfriend-until Margo hijacks his day.
This film has subtlety and charm. The main actors, Ana Reeder and Anslem Richardson, are irresistible and I found myself agog to see what would happen next. The storyline takes unexpected left turns while staying on the edge of believable due to the consistency of the two main characters. They are "true to themselves" throughout and "Margo's" charm (natural and produced as needed) fits like a glove with "Mike's" humanity. Margo's facial expressions as she thinks about how she will get what she wants and believes she needs, have the transparency of a five year old girl who is aware of her own prettiness and the vulnerabilities of men. Both Reeder and Richardson are great fun to watch and give much pleasure to the viewer.