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PLOTS WITH A VIEW 
Distributor: Fox Home Entertainment 
Certificate: M15+ | 100 minutes  
Available to rent/ buy 

Extras:
Yes
Director:
Nick Hurram

ANYONE IN IT WE KNOW?

Alfred Molina, Brenda Blethyn, Christopher Walken, Lee Evans, Naomi Watts

WHAT’S IT ABOUT THEN?

Boris Plots (Alfred Molina) has been in love with Betty (Brenda Blethyn) for over 30 years, when her mother-in-law dies it allows Betty and Boris to rekindle their feelings – the pair set up a bizarre plan to fake Betty’s death and run away to Tahiti. Two things stand in their way – Betty’s obnoxious husband and Boris’s chief rival in the funeral business who will stop at nothing to become number one funeral parlour in town.

SO IS IT ANY GOOD?

Plots is one of the funniest and most surreal films you’ll see all year, the first rate cast enjoying themselves immensely in this manic tale of funeral parlours in a sleepy Welsh village. Christopher Walken is hilarious (check out his fly away hair) as the American featherbed who wants to put the fun back into funerals, also great is his sidekick Lee Evans, very much Igor to Featherbed’s Baron Frankenstein. Naomi Watts is pretty much unrecognisable as the sexy secretary having an affair with Betty’s horrible husband, Molina and Blethyn are old hands at this kind of thing.

There are so many funny and fantastic moments in Plots that it’s hard to single them out but watch out for the Star Trek themed funeral, the Jerry Springer moments and any scene featuring Walken and Evans, especially when they learn about Betty and Boris’s plot. Special mention must be made to the great set design and some highly amusing little motifs by director Hurram.

A must see.

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