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"The Fall"
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"The Fall" - In Theaters May 9, 2008

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"The Fall" - From acclaimed visionary director, Tarsem Singh, comes a dazzlingly innovative epic that begins with an unlikely friendship between a little immigrant girl and an injured stunt man-turned-storyteller.

Circa 1920, California: After breaking her arm in an orange grove, young little immigrant Alexandria (Catinca Untaru) finds herself confined to a hospital ward. She passes the seemingly endless days by exploring the only frontier she thinks has left: the hospital. When she wanders into the room where Roy (Lee Pace) lies, uncertain if he will ever walk again, she is oblivious to his bitterness and blithely introduces herself. Disarmed by her innocence, he tells her a story from the life of her namesake, Alexander the Great. Alexandria is captivated, suddenly remembering the frontier she has neglected to explore: her imagination.

The next time she visits, Roy promises to tell her the most amazing story she has ever heard. And thus begins the sweeping, swashbuckling tale of the Black Masked Bandit, which unfolds before our eyes as Alexandria imagines it, populated with faces from the hospital ward around her. Roy tailors his story to her liking, even adding a young girl — the Black Masked Bandit's long-lost daughter — whom Alexandria imagines as herself. Tarsem's cinematic realization of this tale, which was filmed in twenty-three different countries over a period of four years, is an elaborate, visually stunning tribute to the power of imagination.

As you all know, if you're Wild About Movies, Lee Pace is the hot star of "Pushing Daisies" on ABC, and the big screen fab fest "Miss Pettigrew Lives For Day."

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STARRING: Lee Pace, Justine Waddell
DIRECTOR: Tarsem Singh
STUDIO: Summit Entertainment
RATING: R (For Language, nudity, sexual situations, violence)
THEATER COUNT (Opening Weekend): TBD
RUNNING TIME: TBD
TOTAL DOMESTIC BOX OFFICE: TBD
U.S. DVD RELEASE DATE: TBD

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