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The debut feature of Jordan Scott, daughter of Ridley Scott, is a period drama set in an English boarding school for girls in the 1930s. Many of the girls at the school have a crush on their beautiful young swimming instructor, the enigmatic Miss G (Eva Green).
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A teacher who prides herself on being different meets a student who matches her non-conformist nature in this period drama.
Product Identifiers
ProducerJulie Payne, Kwesi Dickson, Christine Vachon, Rosalie Swedlin, Andrew Lowe
EAN5055201810083
eBay Product ID (ePID)79551406
Product Key Features
ActorEva Green, Sinead Cusack, Juno Temple, Imogen Poots, Maria Valverde
Film/TV TitleCracks
DirectorJordan Scott
LanguageEnglish
Run Time100 Mins
Aspect Ratio16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Release Year2010
FormatDVD
FeaturesJordan Scott Interview\Juno Temple and Maria Valverde Interviews\Eva Green Interview\Trailer, Widescreen
GenreDrama, General
Additional Product Features
Number of Discs1
Certificate15
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited Kingdom
ComposerJavier Navarrete
Production DesignerBen Scott
Executive ProducerRidley Scott, Tony Scott
Additional InformationA teacher who prides herself on being different meets a student who matches her non-conformist nature in this period drama. It's 1934, and Miss G (Eva Green) is a teacher at a private school for girls near the Eastern coastline of England. While most of the teachers at the school are severe and straight-laced women who reinforce its reputation as a repressive environment, Miss G is more youthful and glamorous than her colleagues, and enjoys dropping hints of a free-spirited past to her young charges. Miss G encourages her students to challenge conventional norms of the day, and organizes a diving team at the school that she oversees with great interest. Miss G also sees a danger in the cliques that dominate the school, and she tries to undermine them, much to the annoyance of Di (Juno Temple), who hold a high place in the school's pecking order. But things change for both Miss G and her students when Fiamma (Maria Valverde) enrolls at the school. Fiamma is from Spain and has a strong independent streak; she doesn't look to her peers for approval and insists on doing things her own way, which makes her all the more exotic and appealing to the other students. Fiamma also earns the approval of Miss G, but before long rumors begin to spread that the teacher's interest in her new student is more than academic. CRACKS was the first feature film from director Jordan Scott, whose father is the noted filmmaker Ridley Scott.
ReviewsEmpire - An auspicious debut for Scott..., The Times - A knockout debut from Jordan Scott
ScreenwriterCaroline Ip, Ben Court, Jordan Scott
AuthorSheila Kohler
Sound sourceDolby Digital
EditorValerio Bonelli
Movie/TV TitleCracks
Director of PhotographyJohn Mathieson
Consumer AdviceContains moderate nudity and sexual obsession theme