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Title: Dust (2001)
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| Joseph Fiennes | ... | Elijah | |
| David Wenham | ... | Luke | |
| Adrian Lester | ... | Edge | |
| Anne Brochet | ... | Lilith | |
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Nikolina Kujaca | ... | Neda |
| Rosemary Murphy | ... | Angela | |
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Vlado Jovanovski | ... | Teacher |
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Salaetin Bilal | ... | The Major |
| Vera Farmiga | ... | Amy | |
| Matt Ross | ... | Stitch | |
| Meg Gibson | ... | Bone | |
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Tamer Ibrahim | ... | Kemal |
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Vladimir Jacev | ... | Spase |
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Vladimir Gjorgjijoski | ... | Enver |
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Zora Georgieva | ... | Maslina |
Two parallel tales of redemption, a century apart. A burglar is held at gunpoint and forced to listen to a story. At the turn of the 20th Century, two brothers feud over a woman. She marries one; the other, Luke, a deadly gunslinger, becomes a soldier of fortune in Macedonia, and gets embroiled in a local revolution. He's after money. Wounded by his brother, he's nursed by a pregnant villager who urges him to "kill for good, not for gold." A dying old woman in modern Manhattan tells Luke's story; her listener is Edge, a young thief who's burgled her flat to pay off crooked cops who can send him to jail. He listens with the desperate hope that he'll find gold that he thinks she has. The stories intersect when Edge sorts out the old woman's surprising connection to Luke. Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
If you look past some of the annoying factors (accents, gore, ect...) and let yourself get lured into the storyline of this this movie it is truly amazing. I rented this film thinking it would be just another filler of my time and I was blown away by the complexity of the story and quality of camera work. It was definitely a keeper in my book, I bought it immediately. I hope others will give this one a chance and also become enchanted in the storytelling aspect represented here. It is completely fulfilling to the end.