A sensitive, late-blooming teenager moves in with his twenty-something aunt to finish his final year of school, only to find himself falling for her housemate.A sensitive, late-blooming teenager moves in with his twenty-something aunt to finish his final year of school, only to find himself falling for her housemate.A sensitive, late-blooming teenager moves in with his twenty-something aunt to finish his final year of school, only to find himself falling for her housemate.
- Awards
- 2 nominations total
Nicholas Donaldson
- Chris Burns
- (as Nick Donaldson)
Mike Booth
- Phil
- (as Michael Booth)
Peita McCulloch
- Blonde Woman
- (as Peta McCulloch)
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I'm sitting here listening to the soundtrack and it's reinforcing my first impression that this film was an enjoyable way to spend an afternoon.
While it may not deal with typical issues in teenage angst like Donnie Darko/ Brick/ 2.37 or have the solid structure of an Alibrandi/ 10 things/Leo's Romeo, it does approach growing up differently-very gentle and yet it holds your interest and thankfully doesn't cop out in the end.
I have read the book and thought it was better, like most books, because it had the time to deal with Dan's innermost thoughts. There were things that I would have done differently but I imagine that they did not have a big budget on this
This film seems to have two distinct divided camps. I can understand why some may not like it but I don't think it deserves to be completely written off. I gave into its charm and was pleasantly surprised.
I would recommend those who have seen the film to get the soundtrack-it is really worth it. I think I'll go and see it again, seeing that it's "tight arse Tuesday" I'd be really interested in your responses to the music.
While it may not deal with typical issues in teenage angst like Donnie Darko/ Brick/ 2.37 or have the solid structure of an Alibrandi/ 10 things/Leo's Romeo, it does approach growing up differently-very gentle and yet it holds your interest and thankfully doesn't cop out in the end.
I have read the book and thought it was better, like most books, because it had the time to deal with Dan's innermost thoughts. There were things that I would have done differently but I imagine that they did not have a big budget on this
This film seems to have two distinct divided camps. I can understand why some may not like it but I don't think it deserves to be completely written off. I gave into its charm and was pleasantly surprised.
I would recommend those who have seen the film to get the soundtrack-it is really worth it. I think I'll go and see it again, seeing that it's "tight arse Tuesday" I'd be really interested in your responses to the music.
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Did you know
- TriviaRichard Wilson, Robin McLeavy and Victoria Thaine would later appear in The Loved Ones (2009). Despite having a similar age difference to their characters in this film, in the later film both McLeavy and Wilson portrayed teenagers.
- GoofsDan's passport photo where he is a very young child is clearly more than 5 years old, yet youth passports in Australia have to be replaced every 5 years.
- Quotes
Chris Burns: I had a girl in there? Did I... you know?
Dan: Well, something made her throw up.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 48 Shades: The Making of the Feature Film (2006)
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- Also known as
- Australia Pie Presents: Naked Love
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- Gross worldwide
- $70,901
- Runtime1 hour 36 minutes
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