Pure
Orihara Yuka is an artist with savant syndrome, closely protected by her mother and her cousin. When one of her works is entered into a competition and wins first place, she is thrust out into a much wider world. She meets Sawatari Toru, a bitter reporter with a hard past, who treats her as if she were normal.
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Plot Summary
Paul is a former gangster trying to go straight after his young son dies of an overdose. He's haunted by his past and the violent world he left behind. When his son's former girlfriend, a stripper named Marie, comes to him for help, he finds himself drawn back into the underworld he desperately wants to escape.
Critical Reception
Pure received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who praised its raw intensity and Vinnie Jones's performance, though some found its themes and narrative somewhat familiar.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its gritty realism and Vinnie Jones's compelling performance.
- Some critics noted predictable plot elements within the crime drama genre.
- The film's exploration of addiction and redemption was seen as powerful by many.
Google audience: Audience reviews for 'Pure' are limited but generally appreciate its dark and intense atmosphere, with many highlighting Vinnie Jones's strong portrayal of a man battling his demons.
Fun Fact
Vinnie Jones's performance in 'Pure' was a significant step in his transition from a professional footballer to an acting career, earning him critical attention.
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