Dirty Pretty Things

Pick #56

Dirty Pretty Things

Dir. Stephen Frears · UK, United Kingdom · English, French

7.0 Our score

2002 Movie Crime, Drama, Thriller

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Our take

Chiwetel Ejiofor stars as a disgraced doctor-turned-immigrant cab driver who inadvertently stumbles upon London’s black market organ trade. Audrey Tatou and Sophie Okonedo also star as fellow “illegals” struggling to make ends meet in the shadows of England. This film is about illegal immigrants, it is told from their perspective, and because of that it becomes so humane that it indulges in social commentary. It’s a really interesting, sometimes thrilling, watch.

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What it won

Awards

Oscars

1 nom

Nominated: Best Original Screenplay

Venice

1 win

Won: Sergio Trasatti Award

BAFTA

2 noms

Nominated: Alexander Korda Award for Best British FilmNominated: Best Screenplay

WGA

1 nom

Nominated: Best Original Screenplay (Screen)

Nat. Board of Review

2 wins

Won: Freedom of Expression AwardWon: Special Recognition

NYFCC

1 nom

Nominated: Best Screenplay

LAFCA

1 nom

Nominated: Best Screenplay

European Film Awards

6 noms

Nominated: Best European Actor (People's Choice Award)Nominated: Best European Actress (People's Choice Award)Nominated: European ActorNominated: European CinematographerNominated: European FilmNominated: European Screenwriter

The story

What happens

An undocumented immigrant finds a human heart in one of the toilets of the west London hotel where he works with other undocumented immigrants.

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What the critics said

Notable Critics

"An intelligent and extremely well-made romantic drama that tells an intriguing story with economy and insight."

— David Stratton

The details

About this pick

Year
2002
Type
Movie
Director
Stephen Frears
Cast
Audrey Tautou, Benedict Wong, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Sergi Lopez
Language
English, French
Country
UK, United Kingdom
Rated
R

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