Beings

1998
TV-G
1h 33m

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At their grandmother's old property, Kyle and Evie discover fairies in the woods. While the locals are no fans of the creatures, the two of them go to a great length to save them for a reaso... Read allAt their grandmother's old property, Kyle and Evie discover fairies in the woods. While the locals are no fans of the creatures, the two of them go to a great length to save them for a reason.At their grandmother's old property, Kyle and Evie discover fairies in the woods. While the locals are no fans of the creatures, the two of them go to a great length to save them for a reason.

Director
- Paul Matthews
Writers
- Christopher Atkins
- Paul Matthews
Stars

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4.2/10

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Director
- Paul Matthews
Writers
- Christopher Atkins
- Paul Matthews
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The foley artists in this film were students from a performing arts course in Cardiff, South Wales. They did all the background voiceovers in an afternoon for 20 pounds each and some sandwiches.

Goofs
When Evie ran away after Ian tried to catch the fairy, he has the flowers collar in hand, and his hat is on the ground. On one shot from behind him, the hat is in his hand ; on the next shot, he picks it from the ground.

Connections
Featured in Brutalmoose: The Fairy King of Ar - Movie Review (2017)

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Absolutely horrid.

I thought that I would enjoy the movie because it featured Malcolm McDowell, one of my favorite actors. I was quite wrong. I would never believe that so good an actor could be so tainted by the surrounding cast.

Aside from the horrible production quality (boom mic dipping down in the opening scene, BAMBOO AND PALM TREES in the "english forest"), the plot is subtle as a mack truck and the whole thing is stupid beyond words. Some of the characters even drift in and out of their accents.

I kept hoping that at some point, McDowell's character would kill and eat the family to liven things up. Never happened. Oh, Malcolm, how could you?