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Matt Buckner is an American journalism student at Harvard University. When cocaine is found in his dorm room, the university expels him. The drug belongs to his roommate, Jeremy, but Matt does not dare speak up, because Jeremy comes from a powerful family and offers him $10,000 to take the blame. Matt reluctantly accepts the money and uses it to travel to London, where his sister Shannon lives with her husband, Steve, and their son, Ben. He arrives intending to leave the scandal behind and start from scratch. The film, directed by Lexi Alexander, stars Elijah Wood.
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The youngest in the main cast: Rafe Spall, age 22 at release. The oldest: Henry Goodman, at 55.
Sources: Wikipedia (English)
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It was released in 26 countries, each in its own language.
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Pete Dunham's life taught me that there's a time to stand your ground. His death taught me there's a time to walk away. I would never have the chance to thank him but I could live in a way that would honor him. The greatest movie ever made.
[After learning a Red Sox player can pitch at 90mph] Who cares? All that means is that he can have a wank faster than you.
[After stabbing Steve Dunham] If you die tonight, you and me are even.
[After Matt declines a pint] Oh come on, you're the one who's got to buy the bleedin' thing.
[After Pete tells him to finish him off] You're already finished, little Petey. The NGO will take care of you in a minute, yer mug!
[Last words] We didn't kill your son, Tommy! You did! You should've protected him, mate! He was your SON!
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Original music by Christopher Franke
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