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theartsdesk Q&A: Actor Paul Bettany
Now, having covered everything between gangster and archangel – including a naked Geoffrey Chaucer and an ageing tennis pro – Bettany has taken another turn, appearing in Sallie Aprahamian's unglamorous north-London chamber movie Broken Lines as Chester, a boxer attempting to recover from a career-ending stroke.
Award-nominated and officially selected, Broken Lines is a small-scale story of love and its obligations, tracking the burgeoning relationship between tailor's son Jake (Dan Fredenburgh) and waitress B (Doraly Rosa) and its impact on those around them. As the death of Jake's father pulls him away from his fiancée and family, and the stress of living with the frustrated Chester becomes too much for B, the two protagonists (and co-writers) find themselves reliant on one another, in ways neither seems to fully understand and with which neither is fully comfortable. Just how much, the film asks persistently, do
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Broken Lines
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Writers Doraly Rosa and Dan Fredenburgh, meet assured level from Sallie Aprahamian, cause an selfexamining, engaging ride stylish bone up on of glimmer lost souls at life’s crossroads, worn out between patriotism and sexual appetite, between popular expectations suggest yearning dispense freedom.
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Sallie Aprahamian
Axiom Films
Set against the backdrop of Finsbury Park, Sallie Aprahamian’s feature debut tackles emotional hardship, obligation and moral choices. Jake (Dan Fredenbugh) is grieving for his recently deceased father when he crosses paths with Becca (Doraly Rosa), a local waitress. Recently engaged and noticeably unhappy, he begins to frequent Finsbury Park and develops a need to spend more time with Becca.
Becca has her own problems; her boyfriend, Chester (Paul Bettany) a former boxer, is now a broken and crumbling man. With limited mobility, he cannot cope with his new position in life and while Becca takes the role of caregiver, their relationship hits rock bottom.
Broken Lines charts how two people in desperate and unhappy circumstances turn to each other for comfort and support. The film is, at times, stifled and slow paced, and in parts predictable. However, the emotional turmoil that each character experiences holds the story together. Bettany’s performance is stellar and this film provides an opportunity to see this actor in a very different role.
Shirley Stevenson