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Title: Trance (2013)
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| James McAvoy | ... | Simon | |
| Vincent Cassel | ... | Franck | |
| Rosario Dawson | ... | Elizabeth | |
| Danny Sapani | ... | Nate | |
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Matt Cross | ... | Dominic |
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Wahab Sheikh | ... | Riz |
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Mark Poltimore | ... | Francis Lemaitre |
| Tuppence Middleton | ... | Young Woman in Red Car | |
| Simon Kunz | ... | Surgeon | |
| Michael Shaeffer | ... | Security Guard #1 | |
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Tony Jayawardena | ... | Security Guard #2 |
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Vincent Montuel | ... | Handsome Waiter |
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Jai Rajani | ... | Car Park Attendant |
| Spencer Wilding | ... | 60's Robber | |
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Gursharan Chaggar | ... | Postman |
A fine art auctioneer mixed up with a gang joins forces with a hypnotherapist to recover a lost painting. As boundaries between desire, reality and hypnotic suggestion begin to blur the stakes rise faster than anyone could have anticipated. Written by Fox Searchlight
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Trance (2013)
*** 1/2 (out of 4)
Danny Boyle's latest is yet another familiar genre that the director manages to make his own thru his visionary style that is constantly adding a touch of greatness to stuff viewers might be familiar with. The complicated story involves Simon (James McAvoy), an art auctioneer who gets into a gambling debt and then enters bad guy Frank (Vincent Cassel) who sets up a heist for a priceless Goya painting. During the robbery Simon gets a knock on his head, which causes him to forget where he hid the picture so enters a hypnosis (Rosario Dawson) to try and figure out where it's at. Part film noir, part mystery, part drama and part psychological thriller, TRANCE is a form of picture we've seen countless times before but director Boyle adds his style and really makes it quite a fun trip. There's all sorts of double crossings and you're never quite sure if what you're watching is real or perhaps just something inside someone's mind. I really thought Boyle did a terrific job at constantly keeping the viewer guessing but at the same time he never makes it too confusing to where we lose track of what's going on. I really liked the way Boyle handled not only the real life stuff but the added touch he gives the "dream" sequences were quite good and especially one sequence that reveals itself at the end and something I won't spoil for you. Another thing that keeps the picture moving are the terrific performances. Cassel is simply wonderful as the bad guy who finds himself having to work two different people to try and get what he wants. McAvoy is also excellent as you really do believe his lack of memory and the actor manages to make you feel for the character up till the very end. The picture, however, belongs to Dawson who turns in the best work of her career. This is really a full character that she manages to jump into and she also manages to bring out so much from it. She perfectly makes you believe she's this intelligent woman but she also brings you into the mystery of not being able to believe what she's really up to. The hype around her full frontal nude scene will probably get most people talking but they should also mention the terrific performance. TRANCE also features a great, thrilling score, some terrific cinematography and of course there's the story itself. The movie is certainly very much worth seeing as Boyle once again takes a familiar genre and turns it upside down.