Two schizophrenics meet during therapy and fall passionately in love. Ahead of them lies the inevitable road to disaster - one they share to the end.
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| John Lynch | ... | Harry | |
| Jacqueline McKenzie | ... | Kate | |
| Colin Friels | ... | Morris Goodman | |
| Deborra-Lee Furness | ... | Louise Goodman | |
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Daniel Daperis | ... | Sam Goodman |
| Robyn Nevin | ... | Dr. Norberg | |
| David Argue | ... | Dave | |
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Geoff Brooks | ... | Rowan |
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Humphrey Bower | ... | Frank |
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Jane Menelaus | ... | Obstetrician |
| Alex Pinder | ... | Dr. Singani | |
| Marcus Eyre | ... | Personnel Director | |
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Heather Bolton | ... | Housing Agent |
| Samuel Johnson | ... | Check-Out Cashier (as Sam Johnson) | |
| Lesley Baker | ... | Rose | |
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Two schizophrenics meet during therapy and fall passionately in love. Ahead of them lies the inevitable road to disaster - one they share to the end.
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male objectification | love | therapy | female frontal nudity | male frontal nudity |Taglines:
An extraordinary story of love's transcendant power.Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
Rated R for strong sexuality, language and a traumatic childbirth | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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24 January 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Stunning, heartfelt film by little-known director Rymer is most notable for brilliant performances by Lynch and McKenzie, the latter in her best role ever. Maltin called it (incredibly) `over-elaborate treatment of the subject matter' - it's quite the opposite, as mental illness is far too often swept under the carpet in today's society. Friels' character is expertly written, as a brother who cares for his troubled sibling but can't offer any solution, and who doesn't want his family being dragged into Harry's problems. The film's significance was reflected in its performance at the AFI Awards.