Danielle Cormack,
Danielle McCormack,
Karl Urban,
Michael Lawrence,
Rangi Motu
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After living together happily on a dairy farm for sometime, Lucinda and Rob's relationship begins to lose its spark. Seeking advice from her best friend, Drosophilia, Lucinda begins to start a series ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: November 19, 2002
Stats: 145 reviews
Watching it kind of feels like being in a dream/nightmare. It doesn't make a lot of sense, but it is interesting to look at, and if you embrace the weirdness, it's quite enjoyable.
OMG it's Shota and Karl Urban! Quirky, but probably the most illogical film ever.
very unusual fairy tale. it definitely left me with a smile on my face. =)
A fairy tale? Sort of. 'The course of love never runs smoothly'? Definitly. Typical? NO. Want to see 98% of Carl Urban (give or take a bit)? Then YES. Fun to watch? Yes. What really is the most important thing in your life? Watch Lucinda struggle with that.
This is FAR from perfect BUT I can't say it wasn't still fun to watch. This one falls under the genre of "WTF?". Very surreal BUT in a tickle your fancy kind of way like the fizz dancing on top of your soda - nothing too hard or heavy (or meaningful) just all over the place. A fr...( read more)
Ummmmmm. Hm. I don't quite know what to make of this one. A surreal, odd fairytale/love story. I guess. There are some neat visuals, particularly of Lucinda running across a hillside with her bright red sari trailing behind her. And some funny bits like Nigel the agoraphobi...( read more)
new zealand modern fairy tales starring everyone who was ever in xena.
Quirky is probably the best way to describe this flick. Cormack plays this role well and you really feel for the young couple, just wanting the love and trust to return. It's essential on a cold night.
Too bad that unconscious haunting quality is in no way conveyed by the story, which soon reveals itself not as magical but silly -- and even irritating. full review
I was never much convinced by the romantic chemistry between Rob and Lucinda. full review
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