I, Anna

2012

Crime / Drama / Romance / Thriller

2
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Rotten 58% · 26 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Spilled 50% · 250 ratings
IMDb Rating 6.0/10 10 2464 2.5K

femme fatale neo-noir

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Plot summary

A noir thriller told from the point of view of a femme fatale, who falls for the detective in charge of a murder case.

Director

Barnaby Southcombe Photo
Barnaby Southcombe

Top cast

Honor Blackman Photo
Honor Blackman as Joan
Hayley Atwell Photo
Hayley Atwell as Emmy
Charlotte Rampling Photo
Charlotte Rampling as Anna Welles
Jodhi May Photo
Jodhi May as Janet Stone
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838.91 MB
1280*544
English 2.0
NR
Subtitles us  dk  fi  no  sv  
24 fps
1 hr 31 min
Seeds 5
1.68 GB
1920*816
English 5.1
NR
Subtitles us  dk  fi  no  sv  
24 fps
1 hr 31 min
Seeds 4

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by Lucy-westmore 7 / 10

A slow start but worth the wait....

The erroneous synopsis to this stylish if slightly flawed thriller, does not do the intricate, complex story the justice it deserves. Barnaby Southcombe's debut feature is an adaption of Elsa Lewin's dark novel of the same name. Shot in various locations around London, it unravels the story of the relationship between a high ranking detective (Gabriel Byrne) investigating the murder of a no good low life, and a middle aged divorcée, Charlotte Rampling, with whom he develops a potentially damaging obsession. The film unfolds slowly but is worth the wait. The film engages the viewer as the pace quickens and story intensifies and things just gets better and better. Strong performances from the two stars as one would expect. A wonderful vehicle for Charlotte Rampling to prove a woman over 50 can be just as sexy and alluring as any 25 year old, she is totally convincing as the fragile, complex protagonist. And a real treat to have Eddie Marsan on screen, every film is improved by his presence, never puts a foot wrong, superb. London is a stylish but never overwhelming backdrop to this pleasing contemporary film noir. And a cracking soundtrack too...
Reviewed by nhkerr 7 / 10

A solid psychological thriller (grow up whoever gave this 1/10)

I was tempted to give this 10/10 simply to compensate for the idiots who gave this film 1 and 2 out of 10. I didn't ultimately but it gives me the sh*ts when I see people unfairly rating down a film. With an average 6/10 I might not have watched this - and it was a genuinely decent film. The story is coherent and the plot competent. The way in which the central event of the film is slowly revealed is sophisticated and worked well. Both Charlotte Rampling and Gabriel Byrne are top rate leading actors and both do a good job. Rampling's performance was particularly convincing. Casting mature actors in these lead roles (without making a big thing about it) was quite believable and worked really well. The setting, the cinematography, the late-night London insomniac noir all create a compelling atmosphere. It's a genre film and, as such, isn't fabulously original, but is nonetheless well worth watching.
Reviewed by corrosion-2 7 / 10

An Unusual Suspect

I, Anna is an above average film noir atmospherically filmed in London. The usual noir elements are present: the cop with a failed marriage, the female suspect with whom the cop falls in love, nice use of London locations and cinematography to match it. The two leads are expertly played by seasoned actors Gabriel Byrne and Charlotte Rampling. It is a promising debut for Barnaby Southcombe, who has added a new element in his adaptation of the source novel, which has given greater depth to the story and characters.A trivia point: Barnaby Southcombe is the real life son of Charlotte Rampling!
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