Tideland

2005
12
2h

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6,3/10

35 k

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Dark Fantasy Drama Fantasy Horror

Suite à l'irresponsabilité de ses parents, une jeune fille est laissée seule dans une propriété de campagne décrépite et survit dans son imagination fantastique.Suite à l'irresponsabilité de ses parents, une jeune fille est laissée seule dans une propriété de campagne décrépite et survit dans son imagination fantastique.Suite à l'irresponsabilité de ses parents, une jeune fille est laissée seule dans une propriété de campagne décrépite et survit dans son imagination fantastique.

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NOTE IMDb

6,3/10

35 k

MA NOTE

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Récompenses
- 1 victoire et 12 nominations au total

Luke
(non crédité)

Mitch Cullin

Bus Passenger
(non crédité)

Harry Gilliam

Jerry
(non crédité)

Kent Nolan

Boy
(non crédité)

David Stefanyshyn

Train Passenger
(non crédité)

Réalisation
- Terry Gilliam
Scénario
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Anecdotes
In an effort to promote the opening weekend of this film, director Terry Gilliam crashed the ticket line for The Daily Show (1996). He signed autographs, told jokes, and took photos with fans, holding a sign proclaiming: "Studio-less Film Maker, Family to Support, Will Direct for Food". He is quoted as saying, "This is the state of independent film making. You got to get out on the street and beg again. We have no shame anymore, just out on the streets hustling. The first weekend is everything, if it doesn't do well the first weekend, it dies."

Gaffes
The map of Jutland misspells the West Jutland harbor city of Esbjerg as Ebsjerg.

Citations
Queen Gunhilda: It's your daddy's fault you were the way you were, not mine. 'Cause I loved you... lip smackin' little junkie baby. Irritable and hyperactive, you was, just twitchin' and spasms and convulsions. Your daddy blew smoke in your face to keep you quiet; you know that, mm hmm. I think it what damaged you, well don't blame me, cuz. I breast fed you forever... Jeliza Rose you know I love you, don't you? I'm sorry baby, I'm gonna do something real nice for you real soon some day, I promise.... What the fuck are you doin'? How many times do I have to tell you to stay away from my chocolate, you little bitch?... Oh honey, I don't want you to leave me, Jeliza Rose. I can't get by without you, Jeliza Rose.

Connexions
Featured in Siskel & Ebert & the Movies: Man of the Year/Infamous/Little Children/Tideland/Alex Rider: Operation Stormbreaker/Deliver Us from Evil (2006)

Bandes originales
Van Gogh In Hollywood
Written by John Goodwin
(c) Queen's Knight Music BMI
Produced by Chris Pelonis
Vocals Performed by Jeff Bridges
Guitar Solo by Chris Pelonis
Courtesy of Ramp Records

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9/10

One word: Amazing

This is a movie that does not rely on SFX to impress the audience. The storytelling is amazing.

Without noticing, I was pulled into the fantasy world that this movie is. Nothing is judged, no good or evil. No clichés, no heroes. Just the story. Not entirely unlike 'Brazil'. But this movie relies less on a 'weird' future world. Sure, the atmosphere is weird. But not the surroundings. Little events, happening all the time, make up the world. It is unclear whether they are happening inside the characters head, or they are real events.

Perhaps a bit too much for most American style 'junk food film' viewers, but I hope some of the 'Hollywood Junk' producers take notice, and learn.

Too bad this movie didn't show in more theaters. A real 'must see' for those who loved 'Alice in Wonderland'