Penny returns to her childhood home for the Appleton Show and its 'world famous' potato race, she is outraged that the men's first prize pays out $2,000 and the winning woman's prize is only $200. She is determined to right this wrong.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Lynn Hegarty
Director
Claire van der Boom
Penny Anderson
Katie Wall
Nikki Anderson Bunyan
Geneviève Lemon
Barb Brickner
Tiriel Mora
Bob Bunyan
Robyn Nevin
Joan Bunyan
Olivia Stambouliah
Rania Hamid
Andrew Ryan
Gavin Bunyan
Cecelia Peters
Kazzy Pearce
Rohan Nichol
Mark Bunyan
Nicholas Bakopoulos-Cooke
Elliot Bunyan
TJ Barrett
Ethan Bunyan
Safia Arain
Miriam Hamid
Maggie Dence
Miss Vaughn
John Gaden
Dr Holliday
William Glinellis
Eddie Bunyan
Darren Gilshenan
Billy Pope
John Batchelor
Billy Pearce
Laurence Coy
Billy Morton
Melanie Tait
Writer
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The Family Next Door
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Rake
Offspring
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Doctor Doctor
Single, Out
In Limbo
Commentaires
3 commentaires
Melanie Tait's stage play of the same name was witty, engaging and entertaining. The 5 female characters told the meaningful story with humour and the right amount of pathos. By contrast, the movie features too many outdoor settings, a cast of about 100 characters, and more storyline. This extra dialogue proves to be less interesting and also overwhelms the humour of the stage play. Sometimes simpler is better. The movie has an acceptable IMDB rating, so others who have not seen the stage play may have found the storyline interesting enough. However, for me, while the stage play was witty, engaging and entertaining, the movie is preachy, with too much dialogue and therefore less engaging. See the stage play instead, especially if it features the brilliant Sharon Millerchip in the lead role.
