Crime,Drama,Romance
United Kingdom
Mona Lisa is a 1986 British crime drama film directed by Neil Jordan and starring Bob Hoskins, Cathy Tyson, and Michael Caine. The story follows George, a small-time criminal who has just been released from prison and is struggling to find work. He is eventually hired by a high-class call girl named Simone to be her driver and bodyguard.
Simone asks George to help her find a young colleague from her past who has gone missing. As George delves into the seedy underworld of London's King's Cross, he discovers a world of prostitution, drugs, and violence. Along the way, he forms a bond with Simone and begins to question his own morals and values.
As George continues his search, he eventually comes face to face with a powerful and dangerous gangster named Mortwell, played by Michael Caine. Mortwell is involved in the disappearance of Simone's colleague, and George must risk everything to bring him to justice.
Mona Lisa is a gritty and compelling crime drama that explores themes of redemption, loyalty, and the human condition. Hoskins delivers a standout performance as the troubled and conflicted George, while Tyson is equally impressive as the enigmatic and alluring Simone. The film is notable for its striking visuals, atmospheric soundtrack, and its uncompromising portrayal of the dark side of London.
