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Cold Souls, 2009

Starring: Paul Giamatti, David Strathairn

Directed by: Sophie Barthes

Written by: Sophie Barthes

Language: English

Country: USA, France

Runtime: 101 min

MPAA Rating: PG_13

Rating:6.5

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The mood of Cold Souls is mind bending, clever, and gloomy. The plot centers around redemption, introspection, and self discovery. It features satire. Cold Souls is a drama, comedy, and independent movie. Stylistically, it is postmodernist and is surreal. In approach, it is fantastical. Cold Souls is set in Russia and New York. The movie is known for being critically acclaimed. Note that it includes nudity and profanity.

Summary of Cold Souls

Paul (Paul Giamatti), an actor, is having trouble preparing for the title role in Chekhov's ``Uncle Vanya.'' A magazine article puts him in touch with Dr. Flintstein, who specializes in the extraction and exchange of souls. Paul receives the essence of a Russian poet and is a rousing success onstage, but offstage, his new soul is taking over his life. A black-market courier named Nina (Dina Korzun) joins forces with Paul on a journey to Russia to find his lost soul.

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Language:	English
Country:	USA, France
Release date:	17 January 2009
Runtime:	101 min

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Paul Giamatti

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David Strathairn

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Sad, funny, lost and humane. Such are the softly comic struggles of an actor named Paul Giamatti played by the actor Paul Giamatti. Do actors seek to re-arrange their souls by acquiring a bit of each character they play? What... Read and rate it

29.March.2010
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by: Democritus
Democritus rated this movie0/10

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Cold Souls is a pleasant surprise, serving as a proud title in a category of underrated indie films. Director Sophie Barthes is amazingly structured and original in her vision, using complicated plot themes concerning issues not normally studied in... Read and rate it

13.March.2010
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by: kris.mccabe
kris.mccabe rated this movie9/10Amazing

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