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Welcome to Collinwood, 2002
English
USA, Germany
Profile of Welcome to Collinwood
Welcome to Collinwood can be described as clever, humorous, and witty. The plot revolves around crime gone awry, a heist, and cons and scams. Its comic aspect comes from slapstick humor and silly humor. Welcome to Collinwood's main genres are comedy and crime. In approach, it is realistic. It takes place in contemporary times. Welcome to Collinwood is a remake. Note that it involves mild violent content.
Summary of Welcome to Collinwood
WELCOME TO COLLINWOOD is a knee-slapping physical comedy wrapped in a rich and enigmatic visual package from directors Anthony and Joseph Russo. It oozes with good stuff like old-time vaudeville, silent film hijinks, and grubby antiheroes similar to those of O BROTHER WHERE ART THOU and RAISING ARIZONA. A group of petty criminals in Cleveland's East End join forces to rob a jewelry store by breaking through an adjoining wall from an empty apartment. An easy job becomes a nightmare when a beautiful woman moves into the apartment, ruining their plans. COLLINWOOD paints a tragically impoverished netherworld of Cleveland's East Side. Quirky career criminals Pero (Sam Rockwell), Basil (Andrew Davoli), and Toto (Michael Jeter), crawl around in burnt-out buildings speaking their own kind of cross-cultural language, passed on by generations of ex-cons. COLLINWOOD uses an impressive array of talented actors including William H. Macy, Sam Rockwell, Isaiah Washington, and George Clooney (who produced this film with Steven Soderbergh). Excellent, touching performances by Patricia Clarkson, Gabrielle Union, and Jennifer Esposito also add to the film's cohesive group dynamic.
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| Language: | English |
| Country: | USA, Germany |
| Release date: | 27 September 2002 |
| Runtime: | 86 min |
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The Onion (A.V. Club)
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- by: Keith Phipps
The New York Times
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- by: Dana Stevens
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