Bruce Lyons, Chris Haywood, Hamish McFarlane
Men seeking relief from the Black Death, guided by a boy's vision, dig a tunnel from 14th century England to 20th century New Zealand.
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Sure it's a strange backwater movie, but c'mon!!!! it's still freaking awesome. Like if Donnie Darko had any history behind it
I did a speech on this film for English in Year 8, and although it puts me through terrible pain to say this, but I sort of enjoyed it, although we had to watch it 9 or 10 times. The use of colours capture emotion in a way that you would never imagine. Vincent Ward has done a fan...( read more)
We had to study this film as part of our English class way back when I was younger. The movie was clever in its use of historic parallels. Was quite sadden by the fact it was the young boy that died.
A group of medieval Cumbrians flee the plague by burrowing through the earth, emerging in 20th century New Zealand. Although a thinnish script prevents this from being a masterpiece, the original storyline, clever historical parallels and stunning imagery are compelling. Well wor...( read more)
Saw this a LONG time ago...long before I had seen many foreign films. Made me interested in seeing more. I remember liking it, though it was confusing, dark, and slow. But I was 13. I should probably see it again to see if it holds up!
This is revered as one of my favorite movies in my collection.This one's about the mediaeval black plague.
Almost feels like I'm in mediaeval times when I see this, really lose myself in it.
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