Enigmatic woman is the focus of unusual drama
“Complete Unknown” introduces a woman who calls herself Alice (Rachel Weisz) in an opening sequence that shows her in various guises ranging from magician’s assistant to surgical nurse. In the present day, government employee Tom (Michael Shannon) celebrates his birthday with a group of close friends in Brooklyn. He is startled to see a woman from his past, Jenny — or Alice as she now calls herself — who first denies ever knowing Tom. As the evening progresses, however, she reveals a shocking secret. After disappearing from Tom’s life twenty years earlier, she began to reinvent herself every few years, taking on a new name, a new career, and a new life each time. Giving Tom a glimpse of what life could be like if he lets go of the safety and security he has so carefully created, Alice asks him to make a life-altering choice.<br /><br />Alice is the life of the party, but when Tom and Jenny/Alice are alone, their stories begin to unfold. Tom’s marriage is on shaky ground and Alice represents the promise of starting anew. While Shannon assumes the role of a normal, down-to-earth person — a departure for him — Ms. Weisz has the tough task of representing a free spirit with no ties and the ability to become a new person whenever the mood strikes. The dialogue between them is often overly philosophic, better suited to a stage play. The ultimate question raised by the script is, “Is it better to live a life free of obligation, with no attachments, or to follow a predictable, stable path?” Because the film lacks a strong plot, the project comes off as a fantasy exploration of “What if…?” rather than a story of real people.<br /><br />The sole bonus feature on the R-rated widescreen DVD is commentary with director Joshua Marston.
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : A mysterious woman with a remarkable past revisits a former lover, complicating the settled life he has built for himself and his wife in Complete Unknown, an unsettling exploration of identity from acclaimed filmmaker Joshua Marston (Maria Full of Grace, The Forgiveness of Blood). As Tom (Michael Shannon) celebrates his birthday with a group of close friends in Brooklyn, he is startled to see a woman from his distant past at the party. Jenny — or Alice (Rachel Weisz), as she now calls herself — first denies even knowing Tom, but as the evening progresses, she reveals a shocking secret. After disappearing from Tom’s life 20 years earlier, she began to reinvent herself every few years, taking on a new name, a new career and a new life each time. After giving Tom a glimpse of what life could be like if he lets go of the safety and security he has so carefully created, Alice asks him to make a choice that will change everything..