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Archipelago (2010)Deep fractures within a family dynamic begin to surface during a getaway to the Isles of Scilly. Director:Joanna HoggWriter:Joanna Hogg |
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Title: Archipelago (2010)
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Christopher
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Kate Fahy | ... |
Patricia
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Edward
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Head Gardener
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Cynthia
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Rose
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Lobster fisherman
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Deep fractures within a family dynamic begin to surface during a getaway to the Isles of Scilly.
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UKLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 March 2011 (UK) See more »Also Known As:
Joanna Hogg Project II See more »Box Office
Budget:
£500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Composed by Viviane Albertine (as Viv Albertine)
Performed by Lydia Leonard
Lyrics by Joanna Hogg
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In order to keep production costs down, the costumes for all the characters were bought from London charity shops. See more »Soundtracks
"Cynthia's Song"Composed by Viviane Albertine (as Viv Albertine)
Performed by Lydia Leonard
Lyrics by Joanna Hogg
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I was dragged to watch this whilst my parents were visiting me. Their basis for seeing it was that it had received a good right up in The Guardian. By the end of the film, we all thought it was absolute rot, and that we'd seen a different film altogether. Incredibly pitiful, annoying characters with terrible dialogue (when there was any). At least 3 people walked out during the showing, I rather wish I had joined them. I was hoping throughout for something resembling a plot to take form, but none was forthcoming. Turgid.
I totally agree with the review by sfchapman. Some shots were totally redundant. Some of the discussion about cooking was mildly interesting, but having seen 'Unrelated' since, I sense Joanna Hogg has one trick. Unfortunately that appears to be making dull films about upper middle class families on holiday. I was rather hoping that the final scene of a helicopter departing, would end with it on fire and the main characters dying in flames. Would have made up for the rest of the nonsense.