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The Bracelet of Bordeaux (2007)Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of... See full summary » Director:Casey KellyWriter:Frank Eakin |
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Cast
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Ally Claire Carson | ... |
Helen
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Kelsey Edwards | ... |
Marie
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Shane Kelly | ... |
Dirk
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Bart
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Michelle Hatmaker | ... |
Honey Hixon (Mom)
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Lubbock Hixon (Dad)
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Lucy Gabbard | ... |
Grandmere
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Jennifer White | ... |
Young Grandmere
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Chuck Savage | ... |
Rotten Cop
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Rob Mungle | ... |
Uncle Sal
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Eric Dieckman | ... |
Big Tuna
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Costume Clerk
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Alec Ryan | ... |
Terrified Boy Shopper
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Paul Pappas | ... |
Toothless Creep
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Mary Byrne Elliott | ... |
Batty Old Neighbor
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Someone is dognapping the canine citizens of Chem City, Texas! Two pre-teen girls overcome danger and conspiracies as they set out to solve the crime and administer justice with the help of a magical bracelet. As the girls battle the Mob, a punk gang and a crooked cop they learn something about friendship, courage and hanging with the right crowd. Written by Frank Eakin
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Chihuahua Cadabra! (French Video Release)Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated PG for mild action, rude humor and brief smoking | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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Country:
USALanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
October 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Oscar le magichien See more »Box Office
Budget:
$70,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Fm: Frank Eakin, Producer
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THE BRACELET OF BORDEAUX REVIEWS
By Greg Flakus, Voice of America
(10.26.06)
"Looking for some light, fun and engaging entertainment for the whole family? The Bracelet of Bordeaux is your ticket. This film has all the elements of a mystery drama, plus chuckles aplenty for both kids and their parents. The story revolves around the adventures of two pre-teen girls and their dogs. There are bad guys from the mafia and Punk scene, and even a nasty old neighbor lady, but the girls prevail thanks to a bit of magic and a lot of pluck. The Bracelet of Bordeaux is likely to become a family favorite for years to come."
By David Dow Bentley III, The People's Critic
(www.ThePeoplesCritic.com 10.24.06----People's Critic Archive 10.24.06)
"It is widely recognized that Hollywood is under-nourishing our nation's youth when it comes to supplying wholesome, entertaining films with general family appeal. If my recent viewing of the final cut print of THE BRACELET OF BORDEAUX is any clue, relief is on the way from Texas-based Eakin Films. The magical adventures of young Helen, her adorable dog, Rufus, and her best friend Marie, comprise an amusing and mysterious tale that is promising to captivate both young and old. Have we found the female Harry Potter? Eakin looks poised to give the folks at Disney a run for their money. Brace yourself for BRACELET fun!!! "
By Howie Doyle, Editor, That Texas Magazine (December, 2006)
"A delightful, locally produced, independent film.... The storyline has been likened to the Harry Potter series, and in fact doesn't stray far from the formula that Spielberg mined with E.T., which has spawned thousands of hours of fantastic and heartwarming cinematic entertainment in the last 25 years. And like the best of these movies, The Bracelet of Bordeaux, which runs just over an hour and a half, comes up with enough belly laughs and light drama to keep parents entertained as well."
By Gary Brown, Reviewer, The Villager (December 21, 2006)
"Considering the relatively low budget, I was most impressed with the near Disney Channel-like quality of the production. The photography, musical score, and special effects are all superb, but more importantly the movie features a great kid-friendly script with an underlying theme about friendship....The acting in the film, particularly the young performers, is quite good."