Artifacts of Idealism (2012)

A 75 minute drama about art, beauty, pickup, and angry protesters.

Director:

Sean Corbett

Writers:

Sean Corbett (story), Sean Corbett

Stars:

Simon Pelletier, Lee Marshall, Henry Nesvadba

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Simon Pelletier	...	Charles
Lee Marshall	...	Marilee
Henry Nesvadba	...	Robert
Oliver Koomsatira	...	Chris
Delphine DiTecco	...	Ronni
Billa Furlanetto	...	Claire
Natalie Darbyson	...	Female Protester (as Tali Brady)
Lukus Uhlman	...	Male Protester
Mariana Tayler	...	Amanda
Jackie Pirico	...	Lisa
A.J. Tony Yakubosky	...	Marilee's Dad
Kathie Yakubosky	...	Marilee's Mom
Frank Mascitto	...	Mr. Zello
Art Toumanov	...	Phil
Nara Anderson	...	Cora

Storyline

A wealthy retiree's pursuit of aesthetic perfection leads him to hire a private investigator's earnest young intern to follow an amateur model after he discovers her face in local copy of a Rossetti painting. The man and boy quickly bond and, with the help of a would-be pickup artist, quietly interject themselves into the life of the girl as she enters university, in a Montreal awash with student protests.

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Plot Keywords:

private investigator | protest | art | pick up | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Official Sites:

Official site

Country:

Canada

Language:

English

Release Date:

8 September 2012 (Canada)

Filming Locations:

Montréal, Québec, Canada

Company Credits

Production Co:

24 / 30 Cinema

Technical Specs

Runtime:

75 min

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

16:9 HD

User Reviews

Nice artsy movie with a very original story.

I saw this movie the other night and enjoyed it.

I started it just to see how it was like, not expecting anything, and ended up being hooked and watching the whole thing! Situated in Montreal, a young man is asked to learn about a mysterious beautiful young lady. The discovery begins, and fantasy will meet reality...

A naturalistic genre, but easy to sit through ; the scenario is original and the plot has a good progression which keeps you interested.

A recommended movie for those who want to see something different. It is a good artsy movie, with a genuine and honest feel to it.