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A gritty British drama

A gritty British drama
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Few would argue that Idris Elba has enjoyed a stellar year on the big screen. His latest is a drama that seems to be kind of emotional and quiet and then suddenly very, very crazy.

Entitled , Elba leads the cast of Jim O’Hanlon’s pulsing crime thriller as Max, a retired rugby player who becomes entangled in London’s underground drug ring. What starts off as a one-time indulgence soon begins to corrupt his life from the ground up, with Gemma Arterton’s Emily experiencing the brunt of that meltdown in today’s gripping first trailer.

Also starring Franz Drameh, Tom Cullen, Ken Stott, Charlie Creed-Miles, and Kierston Wareing, the official logline promises a “layered and gripping drama, which takes a fresh look at the vibrant and compelling life of residents in contemporary London “ the destination capital of the world.”

The intense sizzle reel above is only a minute and a half long, meaning there’s naturally only so much we can glean from this early preview. Still, the fact that Elba and Arterton are attached is intriguing in and of itself.

100 Streets will be out in the UK this November and in the US on January 13.

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Cash no longer king

Currency of Rs. 500 and Rs.1,000 ceased to be legal tender from midnight on Tuesday. Young Goans give their take

The Goan Network
Published Nov 10, 2016, 12:00 AM IST
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Cash no longer king

In a move intended to eliminate black money and the growing menace of counterfeit currency notes, the Union government on Tuesday, effective midnight, scrapped currency notes of Rs500 and Rs1,000 denominations which account for over 80 per cent of all currency in circulation by value. People have a window of 50 days to return the notes, he said, arguing that the move will benefit the poor, middle class and aspirational middle class by increasing opportunity and bringing real…

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