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The Valley of Tears (2006) -- A man is trapped in a place between worlds, where his actions are meaningless.

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User Rating:
4.2/10   299 votes
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Director:

Peter Engert

Writers:

Peter Engert (screenplay)
Peter Engert (story)
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Contact:

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Release Date:

16 November 2006 (Hungary) more

Genre:

Drama | Fantasy | Thriller

Tagline:

Death is just the beginning!

Plot:

A man is trapped in a place between worlds, where his actions are meaningless. | add synopsis

User Comments:

Absolute trash! more (7 total)


Cast

  (Credited cast)
Katalin Armatrading ... Lena

Jerry Camejo ... Gary
Tyler Cornacchione ... Lisa

Dominick Daniel ... Lock
Peter Engert ... Joe, Jr.
Robert Erickson ... Mr. Gilbert

Gabriella Gubás ... Eva

Corinne Hernandez ... Amee

Sophia London ... Mrs. Segovia (as Sophia Alvarez)
Andre Martinez ... Mr. Segovia

Jillian Mezo ... Emily
Nicole Michele ... Vicky

Owen Miller ... Goodness
Acie Mitchell ... Beck
Neeona Neal ... Erika
Neonna Neal ... Erika
Robert Ponce ... Doctor

Nicholas Richberg ... David
Valeria Rodriquez ... Valeria Segovia
Stian Roenning ... Stian
Yvette Rojas ... Attractive Girl
Ezra Sutton ... Adam
Bruno Veszi ... Bruno (dog)
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Additional Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Filming Locations:

Florida, USA more


Fun Stuff

Trivia:

The film was shot in Florida between Hurricane Rita and Hurricane Vilma in 2005. more

Soundtrack:

Exploded Love more


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9 out of 12 people found the following comment useful.
Absolute trash!, 26 January 2007
Author: anyoneforcricket from United Kingdom

Let me start by saying that the only reason I din't give this movie a rating of 1 out of 10 is that I quite liked the music in certain places throughout the film.

It takes an exceptionally bad level of film making to make a 90 minute film drag this much. Plot: nonsensical, characterisation: non-existent, dialogue: pathetic, acting: classes needed. Of the four it's hard to say which is worst, they really are all THAT bad.

My first thought after I had finished watching the film was that this must have been written and directed by one person. Because if any director had seen a script like this (and hadn't been the person responsible for it) this film would never have been made. I understand that the man responsible, Peter Engert, has a film called House of Terror coming out this year which he also wrote and directed. Suffice to say I don't think it'll be in line for any Oscars.

If you're considering watching this film, think again and then watch something else. If one of your friends or relatives forces you to watch this film, get them one of those Rudolph jumpers for Christmas.

Most importantly though, if through some hideous set of circumstances you do end up watching it, makes sure that afterwards you start eating healthier and exercising. After all, you'll need some way to get back the 90 minutes of your life that were wasted watching it.

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