Ms. Cawkwell has a new website, she’s very good, if you’re in London or anywhere else really, you should hire her for all your print design and illustration needs.
7th Floor.Ms. Cawkwell has a new website, she’s very good, if you’re in London or anywhere else really, you should hire her for all your print design and illustration needs.
7th Floor.No! it’s Iris Fry…

…not really sure why anyone would need a Raisa Gorbachev lookalike or even if Ms. Fry is any good at looking like the former president’s wife but there you go.
The story : Noirish yet geeky house husband of the near future Jeremy Northam gets a job as a corporate spy, finds out with the help of noirish yet mysterious Lucy Liu that he’s being brainwashed. So he gets employed as a spy by the other side, now everyone wants him dead for a variety of dull reasons. He can’t even trust Lucy Liu even though she saved him. He questions his own identity and is generally confused. Anyway, he ends up in the layer of the shadowy mr. Rook who’s apparently orchestrated the whole sorry mess from the start, Lucy Liu tells him to wait in the hall way [cut]
[paste] Lucy Liu comes back into the hallway and guides him blind folded into the sitting room, whips the blind fold off SURPRISE!!! it’s all been an eleborate ruse to get Jeremy Northam to attend a surprise birthday party in his honour, evey one has a laugh and a drink and the credits roll. The verdict : Hard as it may be for you to believe, whilst this sudden change of direction seems fairly implausible, it is in fact much more plausible and enjoyable than the actuall ending of the film. 5/5 for the first half hour 3/5 for the middle 0/5 for the ending (worth seeing if your me though).