Tell No One – Movie Review
As we start to get ready for Christmas – I know we are only in September, but we have to start thinking of increasing stocks, not only of models, soft toys, dinosaurs to make and build, dinosaurs to paint, and dinosaur games (we think the new dino-opoly game is going to be very popular this year), we also have to start stocking up on packaging – boxes, padded envelopes and postal tubes for posters and gift wrap. We also start to take bookings from schools and nurseries to attend their Christmas fairs (which we do locally).
We therefore take every opportunity possible to take time out and do something different. This weekend we got the chance to go a local film theatre in Stoke, and see a film we have been trying to get to all summer – “Tell No One”.
The film is based on Harlen Cobens multi-million selling novel, and is in French with subtitles – but do not let this put you off! The plot concerns a doctor (Francois Cluzet) as the wronged man, who while at work one day receives an e-mail from his wife who was murdered eight years ago!
There is plenty of tension and action as the film unfolds, the chase scene on foot across the city is excellent, and you piece together what is happening from small scraps of information throughtout the film, but the reveal in the end brings it all together.
It stars Francois Cluzet, Marie Josee Croze, Andre Dussollier and Kristen Scott Thomas. The intimacy of a small 200 seater cinema is certainly different from the usual multi nationals, and definitely something we would do again.