What's Your Name 41? (2005)

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 ... See full summary »

Director:

Marcel Grant

Writer:

Marcel Grant

Stars:

Con O'Neill, Ann Mitchell, Peter Straker

Cast

Cast overview:
Con O'Neill	...	Sam Clarke
Ann Mitchell	...	Joanna Castelloe
Peter Straker	...	Lou Kaminesta
Bhasker Patel	...	Ho Yi
Julie Healy	...	Sophia
Linette Beaumont	...	Natalia
Danielle Lydon	...	Tina
Wendy Leavesly	...	Vera Kaminesta
Christopher Kelham	...	Carlos Santini
James Walters	...	Cafe Owner
Santa	...	Maid
Richard Alan Reid	...	Leo (as Richard Reid)

Storyline

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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Plot Keywords:

question in title | punctuation in title | number in title | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 October 2005 (UK)

Filming Locations:

London, England, UK

Box Office

Budget:

£50,000 (estimated)

Company Credits

Production Co:

Dancing Brave Picture

Technical Specs

Sound Mix:

Dolby

Color:

Black and White

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1

User Reviews

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.