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Love And Other Catastrophes - Limited Edition Blu-ray

Blu-ray  |  Drama  |  07 Aug 2024
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The trouble with love is, you never know where its going to strike next. Immerse yourself in a day in the life of chaotic university student in LOVE AND OTHER CATASTROPHES. Mia (Francis OConnor - Mansfield Park), an ambitious film studies student, finds herself entangled in a web of relationships and miscommunications. Her housemate Alice (Alice Garner Monkey Grip, Seachange) is a frustrated perfectionist, four years late with her thesis and looking for a man to fit her rigorous relationship criteria. Their search for love and a new housemate transcends the boundaries of the University and their respective disciplines. As the day ends and the party begins events begin to unscramble in unexpected ways. Omina Vincit Amor... Love Conquers All! Featuring a host of Australian icons including Kim Gyngell, Matt Day and Radha Mitchell, the film explores the humorous and sometimes tumultuous journey of young adulthood and the quest for love amidst life's catastrophes.

Title: Love And Other Catastrophes - Limited Edition

Format: Blu-ray

Release Date: 07 Aug 2024

Actor(s): Frances O'Connor, Alice Garner, Radha Mitchell, Matthew Dyktynski, Matt Day, Kym Gyngell

Sku: 3031529

Catalogue No: DAVID4816-OR

Category: Drama

Disc Count: 1

Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1

OFLC Rating: M

Run Time: 78

Transfer Format: 1080P HD, 16:9 Enhanced, Widescreen

Video Format: PAL

Primary Audio: Dolby Digital 2.0

Language: English, Dolby Digital 2.0

Region Code: A,B,C

OFLC Advice: Low Level Coarse Language, Sexual References And Drug Use

Director(s): Emma-Kate Croghan

Genre: Comedy, Australian

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Alice (Alice Garner) and Mia (Frances O’Connor) are two film students facing different life challenges. Alice is looking for a new roommate to share rent with and is navigating the complexities of finding love, especially after developing feelings for Ari (Matthew Dyktynski), a charismatic regular at the coffee shop where she works. On the other hand, Mia struggles with commitment in her relationship with her ex-partner, Danni (Radha Mitchell). She is considering changing classes to be closer to her course lecturer, whom she admires. Meanwhile, Michael (Matt Day), a medical student, is fed up with his messy and lazy roommates and is looking for a better living situation. Little do they know; their lives are about to come together on one crazy yet fun day. The 1996 film "Love and Other Catastrophes" is a romantic comedy directed by Emma-Kate Croghan, known for her work on "Strange Planet" (1999). The film kicks off with playful and retro-like credits that set the tone for an entertaining ride. It swiftly introduces several likable characters, providing a thorough understanding of their personalities, quirks, and current challenges. Each character is unique, and their interactions with one another are both amusing and exciting. The film becomes even more entertaining as the characters find themselves in awkward or tricky situations, such as Mia's struggle to change classes, which turns into a nightmarish mission due to the school system and various members of the education system. The characters in the film are fun and likeable, and the dialogue and script are impressive. The film's biggest strength is its dialogue-heavy nature, filled with snappy discussions and responses that feel very realistic. There are multiple film-related references that movie buffs will appreciate, including a teacher obsessed with Alfred Hitchcock. The soundtrack features joyful and playful instrumental music that feels welcoming. Surprisingly, the film's runtime was quicker than expected, which felt fitting. Despite minor issues, such as poor character choices, predictable aspects related to love and romance, and less enlightening storylines, I had a blast watching this film. "Love and Other Catastrophes" is a lively, romantic film filled with cheeky comedy. The opening credits and character introductions are a charming delight, and all the characters have their personal dilemmas. While some parts of the film may be predictable, especially in the romance department, the fantastic script makes it all feel natural and flows wonderfully. The numerous film references are a delight for film buffs, and most of the characters are likable, even when their choices are unwise or somewhat baffling. It's a quick, snappy film that brings the right amount of charm, enjoyment, and heart. Worth a watch! This review has been written for Sanity. For more reviews from Walkden Entertainment, check out the link here: www.walkdenentertainment.com

Published on:
25 Aug 2024

Published by:
Walkden Entertainment (Peter Walkden) www.walkdenentertainment.com


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