A road movie based on the Greek story of Orpheus and Eurydice...
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Title: Honey Baby (2004)
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Cast
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| Henry Thomas | ... | Tom Brackett | |
| Irina Björklund | ... | Natasha (Honey Baby) | |
| Helmut Berger | ... | Karl / Hades | |
| Kari Väänänen | ... | The Great Enrico | |
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Elena Gorbunova | ... | Anna (as Yelena Gorbunova) |
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Katerina Golanova | ... | Olga |
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Aleksandrs Radzevics | ... | Bello |
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Bela B. | ... | Martin (Tom's agent) (as Bela B. Felsenheimer) |
| Kai Wiesinger | ... | Ulrich | |
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Peter Franzén | ... | Waiter | |
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Maria Kaurismäki | ... | Nurse |
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Bridge Markland | ... | Hades woman |
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A road movie based on the Greek story of Orpheus and Eurydice...
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25 February 2005 (Finland) See more »Also Known As:
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EUR2,500,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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This is total hogwash. It's an unfortunate testament to how stupid people can be that this is not voted any lower than it is... But I guess very people actually saw it. The stuff about Russia is trite and badly done, and the fake singer-songwriter music is amusingly bad and mawkish. The whole story feels as though it were written by a 16 year old who knows very little about Russia or what goes on between men and women. It tries to cover up it lack of intelligence, authenticity and realism with a kind very-below par Lynchian surrealism that is frankly cringeworthy. The main romantic lead is so annoying and anaemic he could be studying in art in Brighton, and the only slightly good bit is the sub-porn Vodka advert club bit with loads of scantily models and lechy old men. Unfortunately this is a fantasy dream section and the audience is forced to return to the drearily silly reality of the film all too soon.