Solid Geometry (TV 2002)Solid Geometry is about Phil whose life is changed when he receives 41 volumes of his great grandfather's diaries. The diaries becomes an obsession and alienates himself away from his wife ... See full summary » Director:Denis Lawson |
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Ruth Millar | ... |
Maisie
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David Hunter
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Patrick Murray
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Dr. Vosse
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Phil's Friend
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Phil's Friend
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Phil's Friend
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Solid Geometry is about Phil whose life is changed when he receives 41 volumes of his great grandfather's diaries. The diaries becomes an obsession and alienates himself away from his wife Maisie. In the diaries, Phil comes across "the plane without a surface," a geometrical figure that operates as a one-way ticket to another dimension. He creates the figure and tests it on Maisie. Written by Helen Yates
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28 November 2002 (UK) See more »Company Credits
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After watching "Solid Geometry" I was left staring at the screen for a bit, stunned, it's a good idea to watch this with friends so you can discuss it.
It's not so complex and intricate as something like 'Mullholland Drive', but it has a taste of that.
Ewan Mcgregor fans will love it, as it has the thought provoking style of much of his work, and great directing by his uncle Denis Lawson.
Definitely worth watching, even though at 30 minutes it does feel unfinished, unexpanded, almost like a taster for a bigger project, almost like a vehicle to attract funding in order to make a full feature.