The review of “Side Effects”

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The director of “The review of “Side Effects” Mr. Soderbergh is known under his nick-name Peter Andrews, shows the technique of the omnipresent advertisements as clear glass of water. The beginning half hour of the movie the scenes take with Emily Taylor (Rooney Mara), who is a young woman, living in New York with no great hopes for her future. Emily’s husband has been recently released from the prison. His release would evoke the extreme depressions for Emily.
One depression would even include the suicide.

 “Side Effects” is more concentrated on desire, jealousness and greed rather than madness and/or medicine. The movie is centered in Emily’s inner world and places the drama and anticipation by making it psycho thriller.

 “Side Effects” broadens the topic by hinting on the big business conspiracy hidden behind the kind and nice doctors. Dr. Banks wife recruits the consulting gig for the corporation that produces Ablixia, which is the brand that is separated everywhere from name tags and pens to pads of prescription. The core concept of the movie is the forensic attempt of finding the links to the incident that might be caused by Ablixia. Former therapist of Emily is played by Catherine Zeta Jones who helps to forensic research being as an assistant. Steven Soderbergh has shown his great facets by serving one more time this genre movie.

“Side Effects” crew members and the cast
The director is Steven Soderbergh- pseudonym Peter Andrews. Screenplay by Scott Z. burns. Director of photography is Peter Andrews. Editor Mary Ann Bernard. Music by Thomas Newman and produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura, Gregory Jacobs and Mr. Burns. Open Road Films released the “Side Effects”. The runtime is 115 minutes.

Cast: Jude Law, Rooney Mara, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Channing Tatum, Vinessa Shaw and Ann Dowd.