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The Green Faerie (2005)Mr. Harold, a wealthy gentleman of leisure, intends to spend another lazy day submerged in literature, but with the aid of a mysterious jade liquor, his serving maid, Gwenyth, brings from ... See full summary » Director:Kelly Farrell |
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Title: The Green Faerie (2005)
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Mr. Harold, a wealthy gentleman of leisure, intends to spend another lazy day submerged in literature, but with the aid of a mysterious jade liquor, his serving maid, Gwenyth, brings from fantasy to reality his cherished tales of adventure and romance. Ensorcelled by his beautiful companion, Mr. Harold is more than willing to be both fool and servant to the woman who once served him. Written by William Farrell
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The story of a book, a bottle and a bachelorParents Guide:
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12 March 2005 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Los Angeles, California, USACompany Credits
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This film was recently spotlighted on IMDb and was the work of Kelly Farrell--a young actress who in this case co-wrote, directed and edited this short. As it was her first directorial effort and was rather experimental in nature, this should be considered when watching. In other words, with established talent, I tend to judge it more stringently as they have plenty of experience. Likewise, with new directors and writers, the shorts are obviously learning tools and help to hone their craft. Amazingly, for someone of limited experience, there is a lot to like about this film. Now the story itself and how it is constructed seems a tad rough--after all, it's hard to tell this story in five minutes. However, the skill is obvious as the cinematography is gorgeous, the music terrific and there is a very strong and alluring sense of sensuality about the film. Seeing this green faerie was very enticing. Too bad, then, that the film is so short--I'd really like to see these characters hashed out more and with a higher budget this can happen--plus the male lead can get a less cheesy mustache! Overall, excellent and there is obviously a great future for Ms. Farrell should she capture the attention of the powers that be and not just this lone reviewer.