Synopsis
A disparate group of characters unknowingly bond by the sexual choices they make. Consumed by loneliness, a British businessman ponders a rendezvous with a prostitute. The businessman's wife prepares to call it quits with her younger lover. A Brazilian student breaks up with her boyfriend in London. A recovering alcoholic travels to Phoenix in search of his missing daughter. A paroled sex offender struggles to stay composed when propositioned in a Denver airport. A widower's religious devotion is put to a difficult test.
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Cast
- Rachel WeiszRose
- Jude LawMichael Daly
- Ben FosterTyler
- Anthony HopkinsJohn
- Moritz BleibtreuSalesman
- Gabriela MarcinkováAnna
- Jamel DebbouzeAlgerian Man
- Mark IvanirThe Boss
- Katrina VasilievaAlyssa
- Peter MorganSalesman
Recommendations
- 75
Entertainment Weekly
360 has a circular structure that's deftly pleasing, though the human drama is just facile enough to make it seem, in the end, a little too much like connect the dots played with people. - 63
ReelViews
It is disappointing (and a little boring). The chief problem relates to structure. The film unspools more like a puzzle than a cohesive narrative. - 60
The Hollywood Reporter
La Ronde 2011-style is simply a game and its makers expert gamesmen. The film is never less than intriguing. But the artifice shows all too clearly. - 58
The Playlist
If the film had not been afraid to go a little darker (like its sexually frank opening), dig a little deeper, and develop its characters beyond their stereotypes, it would have been a much stronger effort. - 58
The A.V. Club
Fittingly for its occasional ring imagery, 360 is hollow in the middle. - 40
Variety
With a multilingual cast of mostly unfamiliar faces, plus a few stars, 360 feels too abstract, orchestrating break-ups and hook-ups in a passionless vacuum. - 40
Total Film
Banal, blundering and at times downright ludicrous, 360 is a full-circle misfire that Meirelles' lively images can't salvage. - 40
Time Out
Scene by scene, you want to laugh at all the ham-fisted kismet, even if the committed cast holds your attention. Hopkins is especially good in his chaste May-September interactions with Flor, and he has an AA confessional that is genuinely moving.
