All The King's Men

Start:     Dec 10, '06 4:00p
End:     Dec 13, '06 4:00p
Location:     EX 1 & Djakarta 1
Based on the classic novel by Robert Penn Warren, the film follows politician Willie Stark (Sean Penn) as his good idealism transforms into greed and corruption when his career soars. Unfortunately for Stark, his right-hand man Jack Burden (Jude Law) still maintains the moral character he initially had when the two entered the political arena. Soon the two will find themselves on opposing sides, threatening to topple each other's lives. Also starring Kate Winslet, James Gandolfini and Sir Anthony Hopkins.

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