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Moving Malcolm (2003)Depressed after being dumped by his actress fiance', a man tries to win her back by agreeing to help her elderly British father move while she films a low-budget movie overseas. Director:Benjamin RatnerWriter:Benjamin Ratner |
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Liz Woodward
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| Benjamin Ratner | ... |
Gene Maxwell
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| John Neville | ... |
Malcolm Woodward
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| Jay Brazeau | ... |
George
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Babs Chula | ... |
Gisha
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Rebecca Harker | ... |
Jolea
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Linda Sorensen | ... |
Ruby
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Herbert
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Michael Tiernan | ... |
Mike
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Anne Chick | ... |
Aunt Sylvia
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Georgina Hegedos | ... |
Aunt Sara
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Sheila Paterson | ... |
Marya
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| Marnie Robinson | ... |
Sally
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Tom Scholte | ... |
Mover
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Bill Dow | ... |
Justice of the Peace
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Depressed after being dumped by his actress fiance', a man tries to win her back by agreeing to help her elderly British father move while she films a low-budget movie overseas.
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A comedy that'll move you.Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
30 January 2004 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Vancouver, British Columbia, CanadaBox Office
Budget:
$1,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (as J.S. Bach)
Arranged by Charlotte Georg (as Lee Ashley) (BMI)
Published by Software Music (BMI)
Distributed by dittybase
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Jennifer Beals was hired to play the role of Liz Woodward. When she noticed she was unable to do the job because a schedule conflict, she personally recommended to the producers and director her friend Elizabeth Berkley. See more »Soundtracks
"Prelude from Solo Suite No. 1"Composed by Johann Sebastian Bach (as J.S. Bach)
Arranged by Charlotte Georg (as Lee Ashley) (BMI)
Published by Software Music (BMI)
Distributed by dittybase
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I can't understand some of the bad reviews this film got. I found it to be a very genuine, tender and moving comedy. I don't think it's just me, but you can feel all the passion and emotion Benjamin Ratner put in his story and characters. As a movie it's quite strange because it shows not "movie characters" but believable persons. I can't see the lack of believability in this movie (many reviewers wrote about that). Maybe it moves too much slowly but the last part, when Elizabeth's character is back, is quite emotional and surprisingly moving. As a director, Ratner is quite better with the actors than with the camera work. But it's nothing terribly shocking (by the way, the version I saw wasn't in widescreen as it was meant to be). The acting is great. Ratner and John Neville are capable and believable in their roles but the one I've found really impressive was Elizabeth Berkley, in one of the best and most vulnerable performances of her career. She proves here to actually be the professional artist she is, not just the girl from "Showgirls". Other cast members cast (Babz Chula, Jay Brazeau and wonderful Rebecca Harker) provides great support to the main performances. Tech credits are good (good camera work in HD, it seems film and a really nice music score). I recommend this movie to everyone. It's impressive and sincere. Two qualities that are hard to find in recent productions.