A woman is about to turn 57 and she has planned on spending this time at a lovely and peaceful British resort. In fact, she's apparently planned it for years. Now here's the odd part, according to her narration, everyone must die on their 57th birthday because of a family curse. Instead of avoiding it, she embraces it and plans to make her final day on Earth absolutely perfect.
This is a lovely film in many ways. The acting, music and direction all really caught my attention. The problem is that although everyone seemed very talented and it was interesting, the film just ended--and really saying nothing and leaving me feeling very unfulfilled. With a better ending (not necessarily a happy one, mind you), this film would have scored much, much higher.
This is a lovely film in many ways. The acting, music and direction all really caught my attention. The problem is that although everyone seemed very talented and it was interesting, the film just ended--and really saying nothing and leaving me feeling very unfulfilled. With a better ending (not necessarily a happy one, mind you), this film would have scored much, much higher.
