official description
In 2003, a young American outdoorsman ventured into the arid desert and
canyons around Moab, Utah on a weekend excursion. He was alone, ripping
across the rocky, undulating landscape on his mountain bike with all the
rambunctious exuberance of a young man in love with life and risk. Little
did he know that his latest adventure was about to change into one of the
most compelling stories of courage and survival.

In his follow-up to the immensely successful, Academy Award®-winning *Slumdog
Millionaire*, Danny Boyle has turned to the true story of Aron Ralston, who
found himself fighting for his life after his right hand was crushed and
trapped by a boulder in a freak accident. Despite his Herculean attempts to
move the rock, Aron’s luck seemed to have run out.

How does one make a film about a man stuck in one place, struggling to avoid
the inevitable? In what is essentially a one-man show – and James Franco is
extraordinary in his portrayal of the famed adventurer – Boyle has stretched
his extraordinary talents to their fullest. Initially, Aron is almost
bemused by his fate, and draws on all his climbing skills to set up a system
of pulleys using his one good hand. As every attempt to move the boulder
fails, and as his water supply starts to run dry, Aron drifts into reveries
of his past and fantasies of possible escapes. He records his thoughts with
the camcorder he brought with him. Relying on his wits and facing certain
death, he is finally forced to the conclusion that there is only one way
out.

*Full of visual invention that exhibits a kinetic sense of cinema,
complemented by a superb score from **Slumdog **collaborator A.R. Rahman,
Boyle has followed up one great success with another.*

Piers Handling

 http://tiff.net/filmsandschedules/tiff/2010/127hours

More links on this >

http://127-hours.the-movie-trailer.com/
http://www.collider.com/2010/08/16/127-hours-danny-boyle-teaser-trailer-description/
http://www.heyuguys.co.uk/2010/08/06/first-look-at-danny-boyles-127-hours/

Dont miss Danny boyle's Interview there :-)

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