28 Oct 2011

Stranger Than Fiction


An isolated IRS agent whose every action is documented by a ominous female voice discovers that his life is the subject of a book presently being written by a best-selling author, whose creative block has prevented her repeated efforts to kill him. Harold Crick (Will Ferrell) lives a life of confinement. Kay Eiffel (Emma Thompson) can't seem to find a way to complete her newest book. Though Harold and Kay have never truly come across one another, their fates are about to become connected in a most bizarre manner. With her publishers becoming increasingly impatient with her incapability to put the finishing touches on her latest novel, Kay is assigned a new assistant whose job it is to help provide the inspirational bump needed to get her book finished and onto the bookshelves of her many fans. The subject of Kay's novel is a lonely IRS agent named Harold Crick, who believes that his life has lost any real meaning. As Kay continues Harold's catastrophic story without realizing that Harold is actually a real human being unable to focus on his life and career due to the constant interference of the narrator who in explainably seems to anticipate his every action and read his every thought, her continued attempts to kill her bewildered subject finally provide him with the motivation required to fully experience life by toning out the source of the voice that plagues him.

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