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Ein unzufriedener Teenager aus Sydney reist in das Jahr 1873 zurück, während er sich ein altmodisches Kinderspiel ansieht.Ein unzufriedener Teenager aus Sydney reist in das Jahr 1873 zurück, während er sich ein altmodisches Kinderspiel ansieht.Ein unzufriedener Teenager aus Sydney reist in das Jahr 1873 zurück, während er sich ein altmodisches Kinderspiel ansieht.
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- Drehbuch
- Hauptbesetzung
- Auszeichnungen
- 2 Gewinne & 4 Nominierungen insgesamt
Richard Boué
- Fidge
- (as Richard Boue)
Michael Read
- Blackie
- (as Michaele Read)
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It's been 33 years since I saw this movie as a teenager and I still love it. I remember many things about the plot even after all of this time. I would call it a romance/adventure/fantasy.
I viewed this movie in the same vein as Labyrinth (Rip our Goblin King), The Dark Crystal, Willow or The Princess Bride.
Abigail is young and innocent and falls in love easily, but she's also a chosen one sent back in time for a particular purpose. She's from the future so she has some advantages over Beatie's family and others from that time. The acting is quite decent and there aren't that many movies out there for time travel, let alone making an era film that really makes you feel as if it's the 1800's.
For an example about how accurate details of the plot are, Beatie exclaims over how manicured and clean Abigail's fingernails are and that only the high born ladies had such things. Beatie's nails were short and dirty in comparison.
The movie might not stand up to current movies, but it has its own charm. You'll be rooting for Abigail and her love interest by the end.
Some parts do have more mature themes, such as Abigail being taken to a brothel to please men, so maybe some younger kids might not be a good idea.
It's a really beautiful plot and a shame that it did very badly at the cinema. I only ever saw it on video. They really don't make movies like this anymore, which is a huge pity.
Yes, there is a happy ending!
Go watch it!
I viewed this movie in the same vein as Labyrinth (Rip our Goblin King), The Dark Crystal, Willow or The Princess Bride.
Abigail is young and innocent and falls in love easily, but she's also a chosen one sent back in time for a particular purpose. She's from the future so she has some advantages over Beatie's family and others from that time. The acting is quite decent and there aren't that many movies out there for time travel, let alone making an era film that really makes you feel as if it's the 1800's.
For an example about how accurate details of the plot are, Beatie exclaims over how manicured and clean Abigail's fingernails are and that only the high born ladies had such things. Beatie's nails were short and dirty in comparison.
The movie might not stand up to current movies, but it has its own charm. You'll be rooting for Abigail and her love interest by the end.
Some parts do have more mature themes, such as Abigail being taken to a brothel to please men, so maybe some younger kids might not be a good idea.
It's a really beautiful plot and a shame that it did very badly at the cinema. I only ever saw it on video. They really don't make movies like this anymore, which is a huge pity.
Yes, there is a happy ending!
Go watch it!
I wanted to read this book by Ruth Park for a long time and finally got around to listening to it, we watched the movie after listening to the book. The book was great and we really enjoyed it, but various changes from the book mean that the movie is a silly, sappy 1980's teen romance (it kept bringing Blue Lagoon to mind for me, which I admit I did enjoy when it came out but I was a lot younger then and I have never bothered to watch it since), and the acting wasn't good enough to bring it up to being a decent movie. I felt they completely missed the point by making it an '80s movie and it definitely makes the movie seem very dated now, I borrowed the movie and I am very glad I didn't buy it because watching it once was more than enough.
I like the bit at the end with the Coca Cola ad where they roll on a giant blow up coke can.
I read the book in year 6 or 7 (1989/90) and we went on an excursion to Sydney to see some of the filming locations around The Rocks. We also watched the movie, and I do NOT remember it being like this! It's a hilarious, shocking, wild ride. Surely our school didn't let us watch some of these scenes at that age? I'm now going to have to reread the book to see how faithful the movie is to it - not very... surely?! The "modern" setting was a nice nostalgia trip. It was entertaining, at least; I'll give it that!
This is an entertaining fantasy, especially for children but with enough to interest teenagers and adults. The story is from Ruth Park's popular book and veteran director Donald Crombie re-creates old Sydney town, as Abigail has adventures in colonial Sydney while she tries to get home to the present day.
Imogen Annesley does a good job as Abigal, and Mouche Phillips is also good as the young girl from the mystical Bow family who gained special Elf powers some generations previously in the Orkney Isles.
It's an exciting romp with all the usual time-travel fascination.
Imogen Annesley does a good job as Abigal, and Mouche Phillips is also good as the young girl from the mystical Bow family who gained special Elf powers some generations previously in the Orkney Isles.
It's an exciting romp with all the usual time-travel fascination.
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- WissenswertesSweet making machinery and lolly-pop paraphernalia seen in the film was loaned to the production by the Darrell Lea Historical Museum in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
- PatzerIn the Roller Rink scene at the start of the movie, a Crew member with a camera is clearly visible as a silhouette on the wall. You can see it when Abigail is skating and Pino is trying to put his arm around her shoulder.
- VerbindungenFeatured in South Australian Film Corporation 40th Anniversary Showreel (2012)
- SoundtracksHeart to Heart
Music & Lyrics by Garry McDonald (as McDonald) & Laurie Stone (as Stone)
Sung by Karen Boddington
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