Former music-video director Michael H. Shamberg debut film is an experimental drama about a woman who comes to terms with painful childhood memories. Orlando is an expatriate American sports journalist living in Paris. She is also slowly recovering from childhood sexual abuse from her father and an incestuous relationship with her late brother. As she wanders the streets on a rainy evening, she sullenly ruminates over her memories. Both Kristin Scott Thomas and Christina Ricci play small parts in this film, while legendary filmmaker Chris Marker provides computer graphics.
Director: Michael H. Shamberg.
Stars: D. Stanton Miranda, Manon Blanc, Kristin Scott Thomas, Melvil Poupaud, Hugues Quester, Laurence Côte, Serge Avedikian, Geoffrey Carey, Laetitia Masson, Jules Nassah, Goli Samii, Guillaume Richard, Tibor Blanc, Jean-Charles Blanc, Adam Hann-Byrd (voice), Linda Bove (voice), Priscilla Reeves (voice), Christina Ricci (voice).
Cinematographer: James Herbert.
This movie was an example of the twisted up minds of people nowadays!!!! The only part that made sense was when the boy and his sister were talking about his sexual interest in girls, and the two of them having sex together. THAT was very interesting. Everything else was junk, even the credits at the end were a mumbo-jumbo!