Following (1998) UK
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Director:Christopher Nolan
Studio:Sony Pictures
Producer:Jeremy Theobald, Christopher Nolan, Emma Thomas, Peter Broderick
Writer:Christopher Nolan
Rating:4
Rated:R
Date Added:2006-03-27
ASIN:B00000F3CD
UPC:0043396076037
Price:$9.95
Awards:4 wins & 4 nominations
Genre:Suspense
Release:2001-11-12
IMDb:0154506
Duration:70
Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
Sound:Dolby
Languages:English, Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo, Commentary by director Christopher Nolan, Unknown
Subtitles:English, Spanish
Features:Black & White
Subtitled
Christopher Nolan  ...  (Director)
Christopher Nolan  ...  (Writer)
 
Jeremy Theobald  ...  The Young Man
Alex Haw  ...  Cobb
Lucy Russell  ...  The Blonde
John Nolan  ...  The Policeman
Dick Bradsell  ...  The Bald Guy
Gillian El-Kadi  ...  Home Owner
Jennifer Angel  ...  Waitress
Nicolas Carlotti  ...  Barman
Darren Ormandy  ...  Accountant
Guy Greenway  ...  Heavy #1
Tassos Stevens  ...  Heavy #2
Tristan Martin  ...  Man at Bar
Rebecca James  ...  Woman at Bar
Paul Mason  ...  Home Owner's Friend
David Bovill  ...  Home Owner's Husband
Christopher Nolan  ...  Cinematographer
Comments: You're Never Alone.

Summary: Creepy intimacy, plenty of suspense, and a few surprises enliven this black-and-white treat from the director of Memento. Bill is a struggling writer who fills his time and mind by following random strangers he sees on the street. After breaking his own rule ("never follow the same person twice") he becomes fascinated by Cobb, a voyeur who takes things one step further--actually breaking into people's homes to sift through their things. As you might expect, the relationship soon becomes unhealthy. Writer-director Christopher Nolan already reveals a sure hand in this early neo-noir work. Like Memento, Following toys with timelines, jumping back and forth and carefully dropping bits of information exactly when they're needed. Short and sharp, Following features an intriguing plot line and fine, understated performances by the entire cast. Don't miss it. --Ali Davis