Trap for Cinderella (2013)

A young girl suffering from amnesia after surviving a house fire that takes her childhood friend's life, begins a tormented road to recovery.

Director:

Iain Softley

Writers:

Sébastien Japrisot (novel), Iain Softley (screenplay)

Stars:

Tuppence Middleton, Aneurin Barnard, Frances de la Tour

Cast

Credited cast:
Tuppence Middleton	...	Micky
Aneurin Barnard	...	Jake
Frances de la Tour	...	Aunt Elinor
Alex Jennings	...	Chance
Stanley Weber	...	Serge
Alexandra Roach	...	Do
Kerry Fox	...	Julia
Pierre Boulanger	...	Jean Claude
Erich Redman	...	Dr. Muller
Elizabeth Healey	...	Do's Mother
Tim Wallers	...	Do's Father
Mandi Sidhu	...	Chance's Receptionist
Neelam Bakshi	...	Landlady
Nathalie Paris	...	Yvette
Maisie Lloyd	...	Young Do

Storyline

A young girl suffering from amnesia after surviving a house fire that takes her childhood friend's life, begins a tormented road to recovery.

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Plot Keywords:

flashback | female frontal nudity | bare breasts | foreign language adaptation | based on novel | 

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Genres:

Crime | Drama | Thriller

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Certificate:

Not Rated

Details

Country:

UK

Language:

English

Release Date:

12 July 2013 (UK)

Also Known As:

Emésztő megszállottság

Filming Locations:

London, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

Forthcoming Productions, Jonescompany Productions, Lipsync Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

100 min

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Connections

Version of Piège pour Cendrillon (1965)

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Soundtracks

Crystals (Vondelpark Remix)
Composed by Jack Goldstein (as Goldstein), Roo Bhasin (as Bhasin), Jason Warner (as Warner), Christopher Dawson (as Dawson), Michael Thompson (as Thompson)
Performed by Fixers

User Reviews

Despite the Critics, I Thought it was a More-Than-Adequate Adaption

After reading previous reviews, I can only assume that most people have not actually read the book, "Piege pour Cendrillion." For most of the reviews complain about the ridiculous plot, which is not the fault of the producer, but the author of the original book. I do admit, this plot is not at all realistic. But first: realize the book this film was based on was FICTION. Fiction is not supposed to be or held to be realistic. Second: realize that if one wanted to make an adaption of the BOOK, they would not be able to greatly deviate from the novel's plot, considering they would have had to obtain the author's consent.

So if you did not like the plot, do not blame the screenwriters or the actors; blame the author of "Piege pour Cendrillon." Yet I have a feeling most people have not actually read the novel, therefore, you have no place to comment, considering this is an ADAPTION OF THE NOVEL.

I thought the actors, directors, and producers gave a great performance based off of what they were given. Cheers to all involved in this movie.