Arthur Newman (2012)
Année de sortie: 2012
Nation: United States
Alternative Title: Meus Dias Incríveis, Ein tolles Leben, Arthur and Mike, I dipli taftotita tou Arthur Newman, Arthur Newman világa
Réalisateur: Dante Ariola
Writer: Becky Johnston
Production & Genre
Producteur: Producer: Alisa Tager, Becky Johnston, Brian Oliver, Mac Cappuccino
Co-Producer: Stefan Sonnenfeld
Executive Producer: Andy Cappuccino, Eric Greenfeld, Helen Cappuccino, James A. Holt, Lisa Bruce, Natalie G. Hill
Sociétés: Cross Creek Pictures, Vertebra Films
Genre: Comedy, Comedy Drama, Comedy Film, Drama
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés
Histoire
Arthur Newman (formerly Wallace Avery) hates his job and feels unappreciated by his family. He decides to fake his own death and start anew as Arthur Newman. During a road trip, he meets Mike, who is also trying to escape her past. They bond over their shared desire for a fresh start and begin breaking into empty homes, adopting the identities of the owners. Through this process, Arthur and Mike discover that they find comfort in each other's company and start to develop feelings for one another. As they delve deeper into their new personas, they realize that they need to confront their pasts and heal from their wounds before they can truly move forward.
Résumé
Arthur Newman is a 2012 comedy-drama film directed by Dante Ariola. The movie follows Wallace Avery (Colin Firth), who stages his own death and assumes the identity of Arthur Newman in an attempt to escape his unfulfilled life. During his journey, he meets Mike (Emily Blunt), another lost soul trying to leave her past behind. Together, they break into empty homes and adopt new personas, finding solace in their shared desire for a fresh start. The film explores themes of identity, dreams, and healing from past traumas.
