An aspiring trapeze artist discovers a cryptic letter her recently deceased father once wrote directing her to a gold mine in a remote California desert. Upon arriving in a mysterious town,...
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| Charlotte Rampling | ... | Dixie Riggs | |
| Sophie Lowe | ... | Adeline Winter | |
| Willie Nelson | ... | Jimmy Riggs | |
| Waylon Payne | ... | Shooter Jones | |
| Todd Terry | ... | Jack Winter | |
| Sonny Carl Davis | ... | Bank Manager | |
| Gary Teague | ... | Bank Teller | |
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Richard Dillard | ... | Mayor |
| Damon Carney | ... | Mr. Heatherton | |
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Titos Menchaca | ... | Powa |
| Sile Bermingham | ... | Betty Winter | |
| Erwin Raphael McManus | ... | Father Carlos Romero | |
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Celina Chapin | ... | Martha |
| Sergio Villalpando | ... | Johnny Young Buck | |
| Ashlea Rae | ... | Young Adeline Winter | |
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An aspiring trapeze artist discovers a cryptic letter her recently deceased father once wrote directing her to a gold mine in a remote California desert. Upon arriving in a mysterious town, she finds herself at the gates of "The Beautiful Place," a house occupied by retired vaudeville stars Jimmy and Dixie Riggs. As she gets to know the eccentric couple, she discovers her words were directing her to a reward far more valuable than gold. Written by Deadline Hollywood Daily
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I daresay my opinion is only one of the nine billion that there are on this Earth, but I found this picture one of the most boring and hard to understand ones I've looked at in a long time. I feel that watching paint dry might have been more interesting.
Compounding my inability to completely understand the story was that some of the lines were mumbled by the leading lass to the point of being incomprehensible.
No doubt it'll most probably be lauded as an art film by the Chardonnay set.