Promotional poster for the film 'El fraude (Arbitrage)' starring Richard Gere.
The novelist Nicholas Jarecki makes his film debut with the direction and script of the film 'Fraud', of which we highlight the great interpretation of Richard Gere and Susan Sarandon, who on this occasion are accompanied by Tim Roth and Laetitia Casta, among others. The tape premiered at the San Sebastian Festival.
"The Fraud" is about how a successful businessman Robert Miller (Richard Gere), married to Ellen (Susan Sarandon), who is about to turn sixty years appears to be the perfect portrait of American success in your professional and family life.
But the truth is that Miller is with the water around his neck and desperate to complete the sale of his empire to a large bank, before a fraud he has committed is exposed. And on the family side, things are not as ideal as they seem, since he has an affair with a French art dealer (Laetitia Casta).
With this argument we find a Gere incarnated as the typical business shark, the living symbol of capitalism, But as in the current reality, appearances can be deceiving, and we will plunge into a world of unlimited ambition and power.
For all this, we have titled this article like that, because it perfectly summarizes the story of a Gere playing a desperate man who must save the guy in all areas, personal, material, family, emotional and professional. There is nothing. And we can say that the movie does, since Jarecki without reaching genius if he shows courage in some of his dialogues and he knows how to offer us a script with unexpected and sharp twists.
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Source - labutaca.net