Anyone You Want (2010)On the streets of Sydney a young businessman befriends a troubled homeless girl and is drawn into her secret fantasy world. Director:Campbell GrahamWriter:Campbell Graham |
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Stirling
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Amy
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Glen
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Jenny
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Megan O'Connell | ... |
Shazzer the Nurse
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Igor
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Chloe
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Gerry
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A young businessman befriends a troubled homeless girl on the streets of Sydney and is drawn into her secret fantasy world. Over a lost weekend they try out new personalities - from hippies to grunting cavemen. But as these games bring them closer together they are forced to confront the frightening reality of each other's lives. Written by Campbell Graham
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3 March 2010 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Sydney, New South Wales, AustraliaCompany Credits
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Written and Performed by Rupert Pope and Reece Gilmore
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This movie was a hit at Cinequest. The presentation was endearing and light-hearted. It struck me as a very human, very truthful romance story--not at all like the typical Hollywood artificial romances that flood the market. And I don't know how many times it made the whole audience laugh out loud with its quirkiness.
I am a movie addict who watches so many that I tend to get bored with most of them lately, but this one gripped my attention from the start and didn't let it go. The best part about Anyone You Want is how everyone I spoke with at the Film Festival seemed to get something completely different (and deep) out of it. I'd give some fun examples, but I hate it when people spoil movies for me. In fact, I would recommend not reading anything about it until you see it (I hate trailers in general). I plan on keeping an eye out for Socratis and Tabrett in the future, as well as anything directed or written by Campbell Graham.