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than a base of survival. She is ultimately to blame for her predicament (she didn’t bother to open her mail, hence the missed eviction warnings), though it’s easy to see why she takes up with a sympathetic police officer (Ron Eldard) who’s willing to break the rules to get the house back.
Behrani has no sympathy for Nicolo, yet in trying to better the lives of his wife (Shohreh Aghdashloo) and son (Jonathan Ahdout), he is hardly a villain. He’s a fallen Middle Eastern warrior who transforms himself into a scrappy American capitalist.
Jennifer Connelly continues to grow as a presence beyond her classic beautiful looks. Roles in “Requiem of a Dream” and her Oscar-winning performance in “A Beautiful Mind” were near the top of those film’s strengths. Here she’s stunning as a confused, angry woman who wants to wash away her past sins and slowly sees herself heading into even greater ones.
Ben Kingsley as Behrani gives a great performance. Behrani is a char
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