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Dust (2001)

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Plot

In a riveting intersection of time, destiny, and desire, "Dust" weaves a complex tapestry of tales spanning two continents and three centuries. The narrative, as fragmented and captivating as a Cubist painting, introduces us to a diverse ensemble of characters, each caught in the web of their own redemption. We first meet Edge, a desperate New York thief, trapped in the labyrinth of his choices, held at gunpoint in the home of Angela, a centenarian with an iron will and a tale to tell. As the tension in the room thickens, Angela unravels an aged story, one that Edge clings to in hopes of discovering a hidden treasure. Angela's story transports us back to the turn of the 20th Century, where two brothers, Luke and Elijah, find themselves locked in a bitter feud over a woman's love. The woman marries Elijah, setting Luke, a deadly gunslinger with a heart hardened by rejection, on a path of war and fortune in Macedonia. Embroiled in a local revolution and driven by a relentless pursuit of wealth, Luke becomes a soldier of fortune, his purpose blurred by his greed. His journey takes an unexpected turn when he's wounded by his own brother and finds solace in the care of Neda, a pregnant villager with a plea - to use his deadly skills for a greater purpose, for good, not gold. Meanwhile, a revolutionary known as The Teacher, fervidly dedicated to freeing Macedonia from the Ottoman Empire, adds a new dimension to this intricate narrative. As the echoes of the past resonate in the present, Edge starts to unravel Angela's surprising connection to Luke, and their stories converge in a haunting climax. "Dust" is a mesmerizing exploration of redemption and connection, a tale that bridges the gap between centuries, continents, and the human heart's longing for absolution.

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Dust is an action movie featuring Joseph Fiennes and directed by Milcho Manchevski.

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