360

Synopsis: Screenwriter Peter Morgan and director Fernando Meirelles' 360 combines a modern and dynamic roundelay of stories into one, linking characters from different cities and countries in a vivid, suspenseful and deeply moving tale of love in the 21st century. Starting in Vienna, the film beautifully weaves through Paris, London, Bratislava, Rio, Denver and Phoenix into a single, mesmerizing narrative.
Genre: Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Fernando Meirelles
Production: Magnolia Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.2
Metacritic:
43
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
2011
110 min
$49,328
Website
402 Views


Good. Ahem.

Come on, sweetie, smile.

Don't be shy, eh?

These internet pictures are important.

20 beautiful girls on one web page.

Why do they pick you?

You need a drink?

Drink? No.

Ah, help you relax.

I don't need drink for relax.

Get undressed.

Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

So turn around. Turn around.

Smile.

Don't move, don't move.

Yes, great.

Yeah, yeah.

Stop, stop.

That's good.

Head up, head up.

So, uh, how much-

Anna.

"How much money will I get?"

How much money will I get?

It depends. It depends.

I had one girl-Come on.

Okay.

I had one girl-Blanka-

was rich after one day.

Wow.

You have something to change?

She was smart, you know?

Her first client was a sheik, an Arab, ja?

She saw a big aktentasche,

full of dollars.

Sends me an S.M.S.,

uh, "Come quick."

And I come quick to the hotel room.

"Hello, room service."

Pow.

And afterwards we split it,

50/50, you understand?

Yes.

That's good. Smile, smile,

smile, smile, smile.

Okay, sit here.

So...

So do you choose a name already?

Yes.

Blanka.

We are done, Blanka.

So when will the pictures

be on internet?

When you want, schatzi?

Tonight.

Tonight?

No, schatzi, no.

There are so many other girls waiting.

Unless...

you do something for me.

Joke, eh?

She's cute.

She can work for me, too.

My sister? Never.

Why? She's too good for this?

Yes. She has heart.

- I have a heart.

- No, you don't.

This blinding kiss

Breathes helium

Into my heart

And erases

The embraces

Of all other lovers

With this kiss

Your ruby lips

Speak for themselves

They tell nothing but lies

I dissolve into the wax

Of a flickering candle

In this kiss...

Hello?

Good news.

- Tomorrow, 7 p.m., Hotel Steigenberger.

- Rocco.

Top manager,

in town for auto show.

Huh?

Are you going to say thank you?

- Thank you.

- You see?

You're good to me,

I'm good to you.

Tomorrow, 7:
00,

Hotel Steigenberger.

Yeah? And don't be late, eh?

- Okay.

- And look elegant, nice, yeah?

Understand?

He's a top manager.

- Okay?

- Top manager.

Ciao.

- "What is your job?"

- What is your job?

"You are a nice man."

You are a nice man.

"Today" -

"Today I went to a fitness center

with my girlfriend."

Today I went

to a fitness center with-

Hello.

Okay, schatzi,

he's waiting at the bar.

His name is Michael Daly.

They are booking us for two hours.

You don't take the money

in public place.

You take the money at the room.

As soon as you have the money,

you give me a call

to say everything's okay. Okay?

So good luck, schatzi, hmm?

I think he's even more nervous than you.

Hey, Michael.

There you are.

I've been looking for you.

Listen, we've come to tell you

that we have reconsidered

and we agree to your price

at 400 per unit.

Really?

Yeah, plus delivery within 90 days.

- So what do you say?

- That's very interesting.

I'm sorry.

You catch me at a bad moment.

All I can tell you is that you won't

find anyone in Europe

- who can match that offer.

- As it happens,

I got an offer yesterday

from the Estonian suppliers

both your delivery

dates and price.

Estonia? Okay.

Well, you know, go ahead,

do your business in the Baltics.

See how you like it.

We've done it, once.

Never again.

Worse than the Russians.

My responsibility is cutting the costs.

And their figures are very good.

Speaking of good figures,

I see they started letting in

hookers here again.

How do you know she's a hooker?

Come on, it's obvious.

Look at her-the hair, the dress.

Excuse me.

Daddy can't speak right now.

Can I get a dog, please?

A dog? You want a dog?

You know Louise in my class?

She got one for her birthday.

Mm, I'd rather talk about it tomorrow

when I get home.

- I'm not very keen, Ellie.

- Why not?

Because I will be the one taking it

for a walk every night.

- Please, please?!

- We-

Don't get upset.

We'll talk about it tomorrow.

Yes, I'm coming back.

I'll see you in the play.

All right, night, night.

- Love you.

- I love you too.

- "Blanka."

- Sorry about that.

That's her.

Her name is Blanka.

What interests me is whether

she's here looking for business

or waiting for a customer that she

has already arranged to meet,

in which case I suggest we sit here

and wait for the dirty bugger

to show up

and then take pictures of him

to blackmail him with.

Sadly there's no reviews yet or else

I could tell you how good she was-

- Reviews?

- Yeah, reviews.

Guys who have seen girls,

they write reviews

and then post them on the site.

I can't believe you want to share that

with me in a business meeting.

Why? It's not a crime.

It's hardly something

to be proud of either.

I'm sorry. I didn't know that I was dealing

with the Moral Majority here.

Just someone

with a little self-respect.

Good luck with the rest of the fair.

I made a small

Small song

Mmm

I made a small

Small song

Mmm...

I sang it all night long

All through the wind and rain

Until

The morning came

Mmm

- The song...

- Hello, love, it's me.

I'm sitting in a restaurant...

alone, wishing you were here.

A small song

Mmm

I sang it all night long

And when the morning came

I had to start

All over again

My song is so

So small

Mmm

If I was right, I would be wrong

Don't be afraid

It's just a sma-a-a...

A-a-a-a...

A-a-all song

Mmm mmm mmm

Hello, sweetheart. Me again.

Um, look, I'm just calling

to say good night.

Uh, if you get this

in the next 10 minutes,

call me back in my room

because my phone will be charging.

Um, if not,

sweet dreams.

We'll speak tomorrow.

I love you

more than ever.

I wanted you to know that.

Hi, baby.

Were you in the bath?

As a matter of fact

I was, yes.

- Sorry?

- Oh, Michael.

Reflecting on what a beautiful

evening I just had.

How was yours?

Fine, thank you.

It's a bit late for this, isn't it?

Of course, I'm sorry.

I won't keep you long.

It's just a-

just a quick word.

Literally, it's one single word.

Blanka.

Got your attention now, haven't I?

I don't know what you're talking about.

Oh, I think you do, Michael.

Because after you left, I went over

to chat to our little Slovakian friend.

And after it turned out that her 7:00

appointment was a no-show,

I did the only decent thing

that a gentleman could do

in these circumstances

and I booked her.

Now after the main event,

which was excellent, by the way-

Olympic, five-star review on its way-

I asked her what she had been doing

at the bar of the hotel.

Is this where she would

always drum up business,

or had she been stood up?

And she told me

that she had gone there

to meet someone

from the automobile show.

"Really?" I said. "Who?"

'Cause I know

a lot of the guys, right?

Now thinking that

she would say something like,

"Mr. Presley" or "Mr. Pacino,"

'cause they'd never be stupid enough

to give their actual name,

do you know what she said?

"Daly."

"Michael Daly."

So, Mr. Michael Daly,

esteemed company director

with a little self-respect

and wedding ring on finger,

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Peter Morgan

Peter Julian Robin Morgan CBE (born 10 April 1963) is a British film writer and playwright. Morgan is best known for writing the historical films and plays The Queen, Frost/Nixon, The Damned United and Rush. more…

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