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| Corey Feldman | ... | Norman Forrester | |
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Erica Prior | ... | Alison Fulton |
| Jack Taylor | ... | Ron Fulton | |
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Dale Douma | ... | Vincent Papahistros |
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Mikel Alvariño | ... | Bass Player |
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Jim Arnold | ... | Jonathan Beresford |
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Harry Arouh | ... | Priest |
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Ana Lucía Billate | ... | Anjelica Fulton |
| Tony Corvillo | ... | Vincent's Friend | |
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James DePaul | ... | Tiny Ricky |
| Richard Felix | ... | Theodore Burns | |
| Paul Fellermeier | ... | Norman's friend | |
| Sue Flack | ... | Marion Beresford | |
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Alison Hughes | ... | Mrs. Emma Hamilton |
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Chen Min Rao Jang | ... | Dr. John Ming O'Pie |
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Norman, a young man very much in love with his girlfriend, attends her father's birthday party, held in a hotel where a sect happens to be preparing for the birth of the god it worships.
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I had the opportunity to see this wonderful film at last Sitges Film Festival. It is not an easy film, in fact, it is dammed to be misunderstood by the big crowds and the old fashion film reviewers. This movie is something really weird in the Spanish cinema, you can tell by seeing 2 seconds of it, that its director knows about cinema, he knows how and where put the camera and fills the screen with lots of details .
One of the things that I loved the most from it was all the homages to the biggest 80s classic films (Gremlins, Back to the future,etc.)
The birthday, besides its multiple good things, its far from perfect, it is way too long (almost two hours)and one of the main characters in the second half is really disturbing and was near of taking me out of the movie.
Eugenio Mira is a filmmaker to keep an eye on, he just made the geek film of the 2005 (Donnie Darko is one of the films that comes to my mind when thinking about The birthday).
If you are able to check out this film in a festival, don't miss it, you won't be disappointed!