The Goddess Of 1967

See Larger Image	Manufacturer: Palace Films Starring: Rose Byrne, Rikiya Kurokawa, Nicholas Hope, Elise McCredie, Tim Richards Directed By: Clara Law Average Customer Rating:


Audience Rating: Suitable for 18 years and over Binding: DVD EAN: 9321337047249 Format: PAL Label: Palace Films Manufacturer: Palace Films Publisher: Palace Films Region Code: 2 Release Date: 2005-08-24 Running Time: 119 Studio: Palace Films
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Spotlight customer reviews: Customer Rating: Summary: Two Goddesses and a Guy Comment: I discovered a new actress when I accidently picked up an Aussi film called THE GODDESS OF 1967. I was searching for a certain Chinese woman director and mistakenly thought her name was Clara Law. But this turned out to be a happy mistake. While this film has a familiar plot, Clara Law put it together in such an unexpected way that it made every minute worth while. Surprise plot twists. Funny moments. Bold colors. Unexpected composition. Dramatic editing. And two superb performances in the lead. There's Japanese actor Rikiya Kurokawa who plays a young man from Tokyo who goes to Australia to buy a classic car -- a pink 1967 Citroen DS (aka, "Goddess") -- and winds up driving a young blind woman across country to some mysterious destiny. Flashbacks provide clues. The blind woman is played by a very talented and beguiling Australian actress named Rose Byrne. And she's a goddess herself. Ironically, Rose is often filmed with her face in shadows. Ironic because (1) she is playing a blind woman (shouldn't the other people be in shadows?), and (2) because she is remarkably beautiful. This is an surreal movie with an eerie beauty. More Reviews