Elise McCredie, John Boxer, Nicholas Hope
"Goddess" stands for French "Déesse", the nickname of Citroën DS, the name of a famous car designed in the fifties. A young and well-situated Japanese man is dreaming of such a car, and one fine day h...( read more
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DVD Release Date: March 27, 2007
Stats: 54 reviews
Clara Law photographs a journey into wilderness, and very carefully, step by step, she brings to light the protagonist's sordid past of sexual abuse. Rose Byrne looks like she was made for this part. She shines throughout the film, and makes this difficult journey, worthwhile. It...( read more)
Extraordinary.
The Goddess of 1967 may be the most philosophical of all Law films. In terms of structure and characterisation, it bears a remarkable similarity to Autumn Moon: the chance encounter of a Japanese tourist with a local girl and their joint journey in search of sel...( read more)
Clara Law,a female director I've been struggling to view for all of my cinematic adrenaline.Anyone has a copy???
On a basic level, it's a tale of contrasts. That of a naive, young Japanese man (Rikiya Kurokawa) and a blind Australian girl, Deidre (Rose Byrne). The movie tells of their journey through the Australian outback after the Japanese man travels to Australia in search of the car of ...( read more)
Not a ordinary movie. Low budget but still a interesting story. Love, abuse, some bizarre things, a citroen ds, all in one single movie.
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