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* [[Non-YH_Alum_Crossactors#Ismay_Johnston_.28HtLJ_and_X:WP_alum.29|Ismay Johnston]] plays '''Bookstore Attendant''' | * [[Non-YH_Alum_Crossactors#Ismay_Johnston_.28HtLJ_and_X:WP_alum.29|Ismay Johnston]] plays '''Bookstore Attendant''' | ||
* [[Peter Elliott]] plays '''Karl''' | * [[Non-YH_Alum_Crossactors#Peter_Elliott|Peter Elliott]] plays '''Karl''' | ||
* [[Tandi Wright]] plays '''Studio Art Dept''' | * [[Tandi Wright]] plays '''Studio Art Dept''' | ||
Revision as of 19:35, 27 October 2012
Movie Summary
- Released: 2002 (New Zealand)
- "Once upon a time there was a woman who lived on the back of a man's tongue..." When Belinda's father dies she decides to do what she has always wanted to: move to the city and become a writer. The move proves instantly significant because across the street from her new loft Belinda discovers two women she is immediately drawn towards: the elderly Violet, who has retired from publishing and understands what Belinda wants to become; and Suzanne, an artist whose new show has just opened and whose success Belinda wants to emulate. Suzanne, in turn, lives with Tony, a popular TV soap actor. However, their relationship is in trouble due to Tony's frustration at feeling trapped in a role that is bad for his career, but which pays too much to just walk away from. He's looking for an escape from his life - which is when Belinda catches his eye. Suddenly, Violet dies...
Alum Actors
- Alan de Malmanche plays Violet's Friend
- Bruce Hopkins plays TV Writer
- Peta Rutter plays Suzanne
- Stelios Yiakmis plays Geoff
- Stephen Lovatt plays Tony
Non-YH Alum Crossactors
- Ismay Johnston plays Bookstore Attendant
- Peter Elliott plays Karl
- Tandi Wright plays Studio Art Dept
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