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The Falls
Directed by
Peter Greenaway
Not Rated
1980
3h 15m
Drama
,
Science Fiction
,
and more
7.1
80%
83%
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92 BBC documentary-style shorts that record the lives of 92 victims of the VUE (Violent Unexplained Event), each with last names beginning with "Fall."
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Cast of The Falls
Colin Cantlie
Narrator (voice)
Stephen Quay
Ipson Fallari
Timothy Quay
Pulat Fallari
Adam Leys
Narrator
Sheila Canfield
Narrator
Monica Hyde
Woman using phone
Keith Pendlebury
Allia Fallanx
Marcia Pendlebury
Starling Fallanx
Martin Burrows
Narrator
Adejbo Nkasaggi
Ardenaur Fallatter
Serena MacBeth
Narrator
John Wilson
Astraham Fallbute
Rod Stoneman
Vacete Fallbutus / Tolley Falluger
Leslie Wilson
Loosely Fallbute
Chris Rodriquez
Mr. C. Unroderiguez
Kenneth Breese
Vassian Falluger
Herbert Mullinger
Mr. Herbert Armada
Lucy Skeaping
Pollie Fallory
Christine Metcalfe
Mrs. C. Fretcalfe
Christopher Metcalfe
Mr. C. Fretcalfe
Lilian Mullinger
Mrs. Lily Armada
Bob Godfrey
G. Odfrey
Alderich Asonbryl
Crasstranger Fallqueue
John W. Hyde
Armeror Fallstag
Christopher Williams
Romanese Fallracce's son
J.J. Czipri
Romanese Fallracce's son
Peter Greenaway
Interviewer
Anthony Sloman
Person
Lorna Poulter
Peter Westley
Aad Wirtz
Patricia Carr
Mary Howard
Evelyn Owen
Carole Meyer
Michael Murray
Colleen Thomas
Hilarie Thompson
Narrator
The Falls Ratings & Reviews
Filmcritic.com
Christopher Null
Its value as cinema is, it goes without saying, iffy, but it's a perfect party movie
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
The film is deranged and hypnotic.
Village Voice
Nathan Lee
The Falls turns cinema into a puzzle or game-one that Greenaway continues to play, with increasing indifference to the amusement of lesser minds.
Combustible Celluloid
Jeffrey M. Anderson
The Falls is as unique as any film ever made.
rec.arts.movies.reviews
Shane Burridge
Greenaway's punning and deadpan humour underscore the futility of this project.
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