Breaking and Entering

A successful Bosnian immigrant and architect, Amira, lives in London with her son, who has become involved in crime. Meanwhile, her company's investigator, Will, is having an affair with a celloist, Anna, who is also secretly working as a prostitute to support her gambling addiction. Their lives become entangled when a string of burglaries at Amira's firm links them all together.

Breaking and Entering received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised Minghella's direction and the performances of the lead actors, others found the plot convoluted and the emotional depth lacking. The film explored themes of infidelity, cultural displacement, and the consequences of secrets, but struggled to fully connect with audiences and critics alike.

• The film is a well-acted but ultimately unsatisfying melodrama.

• Minghella's direction is stylish, but the plot is overly complicated and emotionally distant.

• Despite strong performances, the story fails to resonate and feels somewhat hollow.

Google audience: Google users found the film to be a decent drama with strong performances, but many felt the plot was too complicated and lacked emotional impact, leading to a somewhat disappointing viewing experience.

The film was shot on location in London, using real buildings and urban landscapes to create a sense of authenticity.