Timothy Spall

Kristin Scott Thomas

Patricia Clarkson

Bruno Ganz

Cherry Jones

Emily Mortimer

Cillian Murphy

Harry Bennett-Snewin

Kevin Day

Alice Dawson

Heidi Levitt

Michael Manzi

Irene Lamb

Jamie D. Allen

Alex Currie-Clark

Adam Lock

Marc Ashmore

Jono Moles

Paulina Rzeszowska

Hollie Hurrell

Maud Gircourt

Niels Arild Nielsen

Valerio Brini

Laurent Chassaigne

Anne Jensen

Ihor Kaniuk

Damien Luquet

Jean-Paul Mugel

Julien Naudin

Diana Queirós

Eddie Simonsen

Eddy Popplewell

Dan Dirckinck-Holmfeld

Martin Madsen

Sune Reinhardt

Mia Bang Stenberg

Luciano Vittori Jr.

Thomas Øhlenschlæger

Marc Cass

Beth Gillman

Jo Stobbs

Lucie Barbier

Jonas Jangvad

Matt Biffa

Ciara Elwis

Cheryl Leigh

Nicola Dove

Marilyn Goldsworthy

Anna Jancsó

Andrea Marcovecchio

Kok-yee Yau

Emilie Orsini

Rebecca Alleway

Alice Felton

Morten Sylvest Arnoldus

Asger Mortensen

Jane Petrie

Rebecca Cole

Faye De Bremaeker

Naomi Donne

Debbi Salmon

Sally Potter

Anders Refn

Carlos Conti

Karl Liegis

Christopher Sheppard

Jim Reeve

Kurban Kassam

Robert Halmi Jr.

John Giwa-Amu

Piers Hampton

Andy Cole

Denis Garnier

Ben O'Farrell

Hussain Ahmed

Alexey Rodionov

Scott McIntyre

Walter Donohue

Kevin Bavnhøj

Jim Philpott

Comedy

Drama

The Party

Adventure Pictures

Great Point Media

Oxwich Media Limited

Copenhagen Film Fund

Denmark

United Kingdom

English

CinemaSerf

Yikes, if you thought Abigail had a noxious party, just be glad you didn't get an invitation to this one! "Janet" (Dame Kristen Scott Thomas) receives a call telling her of an important ministerial promotion in the government and some of her friends are coming round to congratulate her. Meantime, her husband (Timothy Spall) is sitting listlessly in a chair supping some wine. As the plaudits fly around the room, he casually makes an announcement that rather rains on his wife's parade. This, however, is just the start of the evening's woes as it turns out that just about everyone has some kind of secret to keep and tempers are about to flare! Spall's "Bill" is probably the most impactful of the characters. Though he actually says very little, he still manages to set the cat amongst these dysfunctional pigeons with aplomb. Thereafter, it's not the most plausible of scenarios - if only because few of these characters would ever be friends in a real scenario. Bruno Ganz delivers some ridiculous one-liners decrying just about everything the West has to offer and Cillian Murphy seems to spend most of his time looking for a flat surface. It's all perfectly toxic, but woefully undercooked and seems more contrived to force animus than to be a remotely realistic gathering of people who share the same friend - even if she is a politician. It's short and sweet, but has too much of the stage play about it and leaves too much of the story outside.

The Party

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