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DUST (2001)

Country:	United Kingdom Location: New York/ Macedonia/Cologne
Genre:	Drama

Credits

Production Company:	British Screen Finance British Sky Broadcasting Ltd (BSkyB) Ena Films Fandango Film Consortium, The Filmstiftung Nrw Gmbh UK Film Council
Sales Agent:	Works, The
Director:	Milcho Manchevski
Producer:	Chris Auty Vesna Jovanoska Domenico Procacci
Assoc. Producer:	Lars Bloch Gjorgji Simeonov
Line Producer:	Steve Clark-Hall Richard Dooley Frank Dragun Branislav Brana Srdic Kevin Van Thompson
Writer: Screenplay:	Milcho Manchevski
Cast:	Anne Brochet Vera Farmiga Joseph Fiennes Adrian Lester David Wenham
Casting Director:	Kerry Barden Boban Dedejic Billy Hopkins Aneta Lesnikovska Amanda Mackey-Johnson Suzanne Smith
Production Manager:	Sara Hamill Per Melita

Trailer:

Synopsis: Two parallel stories and the film goes back and forth between them. One is a western-style tale of two brothers on the opposite ends of the law, two texan cowboys working as mercenaries in the mediterranean basin at the turn of the century, whose story takes place in turkey. The other half of the film takes place in New York and a (centers on) a 90-year-old lady and a thief. One story affects the other.

Comment: Opened 2001 Venice Film Festival.

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