Breaking and Entering

Breaking and Entering

  • Director: Anthony Minghella
  • Countries of origin: United Kingdom, United States
  • Language: English, Serbo-Croatian
  • Release date: November 10, 2006
  • Sound mix: DTS, Dolby Digital, SDDS
  • Aspect ratio: 2.35 : 1
  • Also known as: Hırsız
  • "Breaking and Entering" is a feature film directed by Anthony Minghella CBE and starring Jude Law , Juliette Binoche and Robin Wright . It was released in the UK on November 10, 2006.
    Set in north London, the film tells the story of Will, an architect and designer, who met and fell in love with Amira, a Bosnian refugee, through a theft incident after he had a relationship with his wife   .

    Details

    • Release date November 10, 2006
    • Filming locations King's Cross Station, King's Cross, London, England, UK
    • Production companies Miramax, Mirage Enterprises

    Box office

    Gross US & Canada

    $930,469

    Gross worldwide

    $8,974,829

    Movie reviews

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    • By Meaghan 2022-04-23 07:05:35

      Breaking and Entering

      The whole film closely revolves around the concept of "Breaking & Entering".

         Breaking and Entering, legal term, meaning illegal entry.

          The story tells the story of how the son of the second female smashed the male protagonist's office to steal something and was caught by the male protagonist.
          Immediately after the introduction, the actor Will followed the thief Milo to his house, and noticed the second female, a single mother of overseas immigrants, Will's...

    • By Annetta 2022-04-23 07:05:35

      Breaking or Entering

      On a cold and dark afternoon that was almost late at night, scattered raindrops floated outside the window, very much like the hometown of early summer, giving people a sense of time and space. Putting on headphones, drinking strong coffee, and enjoying this "Breaking and Entering", I remembered a friend's recent new QQ signature: to be or not to be, a classic line, maybe it would be better to change and to or here .

      There is Bea, a girl who is as neurotic as I am, but the storyline...

    • By Rowan 2022-04-23 07:05:35

      How is it deconstructed?

      Deconstruction is about stripping out the elements of an abstract concept for better understanding.
        There are two kinds of life in the film, the life of Delo, a stable middle class, an architect, driving a landrover, sending a stepdaughter to learn gymnastics, and using imac. The other is the life of a Yugoslav refugee, living in a dormitory-like building, living without sex for 2 years, raising a son alone, and the son forgets who Laozi is, and is also dragged to be a younger brother....

    • By Susanna 2022-04-22 07:01:55

      "Deconstructing Life" and "If only"

      It turns out that we feel unhappy because we sometimes see both the peaceful life and the pain as the abnormality of life.
      Humans like to think with complex thinking, and sometimes we can't escape that natural masochistic tendency. Sometimes we unwittingly exclude our friends and relatives around us, because we sometimes feel that they are not as ideal as we imagined or just don’t want to be together all the time, and everyone needs a little space. I understand that sometimes I get into...

    • By Benny 2022-04-22 07:01:55

      Boredom and cowardice may be the norm after a rich and stable life

      Although compared to Anthony Minghella's other two well-known films (The English Patient, Cold Mountain), this one has received mixed reviews, and there seem to be far more people throwing Rotten Tomatoes than supporting it. , but it's still a movie worth watching.

      The actors are all excellent, and JUDE LAW's slightly absent-minded and neurotic sexiness is still a bit sultry. He is too suitable for this kind of London middle-class elite yuppie image, that is, narcissistic and...

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    • By Mona 2022-03-30 09:01:11

      So looking for love and need, so passive, even intimacy seems sad. When we say goodbye, we don't owe each...

    • By Lucinda 2022-03-30 09:01:11

      A movie in which two different classes are accidentally connected because of the rich and the poor. Personally, I don't like it very much, I feel that the level of storytelling is not good, and the others are not very...

    • By Eriberto 2022-03-30 09:01:11

      Minghella died too early, and the world has lost a lot of good...

    • By Ward 2022-03-30 09:01:11

      Four stars for good actors. The plot is very delicate, and the foreshadowing is meticulous, that is, the capture and return only depend on the sudden kiss of a man. It is really a bit more ironic in the considerate reality. Perhaps, the reality is so...

    • By Sarah 2022-03-29 09:01:09

      At first, I thought Jude Law was quite powerful, when Binoche came out. . . Ugh. ....

    Movie plot

     Architect Will (Jude Law) is a young, handsome, wealthy, urban yuppie. He has a loving family, his wife Liv (Robin Wright Penn) is remarried, and he has a young daughter with his ex-husband. Although Liv is beautiful and gentle, Will often feels that Liv loves his daughter far more than he loves him, which makes Will's marriage gradually dull. Will's office is suddenly and repeatedly burgled. After calling the police to no avail, Will...
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    Creative background

    In 1991, Anthony Minghella CBE began to consider creating another movie set in London after filming "One House, One Ghost, One Lover". The original plot was set to find that the home was ransacked after the couple returned at night. Later, Minghella put the filming plans on hold for a while. In 2002, Minghella's office was stolen 18 times. This experience became the impetus for Minghella to write the script and customize the shooting...
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    Evaluation action

    "Breaking and Entering" is a life drama focusing on small people, the film explores the eternal theme of human emotion - love and betrayal in the intricate relationship of characters   . Although the director focused his attention on the complicated relationship between various classes in the city, he did not take any critical perspective, but interprets the collision between the two classes from a humanistic perspective   . The calm...
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    Movie quotes

    • Will Francis: [to Liv] I love your SunBox, whatever the fuck it's supposed to do. I keep hoping it'll warm you up.

    • Orit: Bea? My car keys. Where's the battery? Bea. Hey, I need the battery. Don't... We're human. Don't punish us. We get fed up.

      Orit: Fed up? Is that about the diet?

      Will Francis: No, it means "upset". I don't know why. It's a metaphor. Remember, we spoke about those. "Cried your eyes out" doesn't mean your eyeballs fall out. Metaphors. Fed up. It's nothing to do with food. Where's my battery, Bea?

    • Liv: [to Will] If you were measuring how far away from where we need to be, you and me, is that a long way?

      Will Francis: I don't think you can ask a question like that. It's not...

      Liv: Put on a suit, sound like a suit.

      Will Francis: [Takes off his suit jacket] Feels a long, long way, right now, from where it needs to be. I wish we could unsay and unhurt back to wherever that is, and start again.