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New Zealand milk farmer Rob gives his lover Lucinda a ring. Trying to spark up her relationship with Rob, she takes her friend Drosophila's advice and starts to try and make Rob angry. But she tends to go too far. Admiring her ring while driving a lonely road, she has a run-in with an older woman that sets off a chain of events that begins with her quilt being stolen.
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A man, a woman, and 117 cows.
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Release Date:
1 March 2001 (New Zealand)
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$10,027,
18 February 2001, Limited Release
Gross USA:
$111,124, 22 July 2001
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Aspect Ratio:
2.35 : 1
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Trivia
Director Harry Sinclair was inspired to make this film when he heard the music of Russian composer Anatol Liadov playing on the radio while scouting the New Zealand countryside.
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Early in the film, while Lucinda is chopping wood, you hear the chop of the axe before she completes her swing.
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Crazy Credits
The opening credits are embroidered on the couple's quilt, which moves as they sleep under it to reveal the names of cast and crew.
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Wedding Procession
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Not altogether a bad film, it is definitely unique. A disjointed story line makes this film hard to watch in one go (I watched the DVD release). I did however find myself coming back to watch more and more of the movie over a period of a few days.
The film is at least saved by the often visually stunning imagery and general views of the New Zealand(?) countryside (I'd own the film for that detail alone) if not the quality of the acting from the main characters (if you ignore the often very fantastical story line).
Watch this film on a slow and lazy day.