Budget
$5,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$3,049,135
Opening weekend US & Canada
$31,592
Gross worldwide
$3,049,135
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By Deondre 2022-03-24 09:02:15
We have all experienced or are experiencing an age of ignorance and arrogance. At this age, because I know very little about the world, I can do everything in my own world. This is not "newborn calves are not afraid of tigers" this is just childish rebellion.
Every child once thought that he was the most unique one in the world. If there is external help, it will set off a child's inner fantasy. Pauline and Juliet are shields and spears for each other, protecting their fantasy...
By Tianna 2022-03-24 09:02:15
When I watched this movie, I had the illusion that Pauline was another me in a parallel space, but in this possibility, my mother was not a housewife. You can imagine that in that home space, the mother conveyed to her all negative energy, Divided and dead... But their friendship, one is imprisoned, the other is abandoned, they are destined not to belong to each other, but at such an age, one is like grabbing a life-saving straw and trying to escape, and the other is like finally finding such a...
By Eloy 2022-03-23 09:02:13
In my opinion, PAULINE felt inferior since she was a child living in a lowly family, and she worked hard to pursue what the upper class liked and accepted. As for how she got such a perception, I don't understand.
JULIET is a girl with a proud nature who has no worries about food and clothing. Fortunately, her nature survives very well. First of all, she has a famous family status as the backing. There are people like that around us, who seem to be flawless and who can live proudly, which...
By Eve 2022-03-23 09:02:13
The purer and the more lonely, they are not alone. Are people who have the same spiritual world not soul mates? They are lucky to have each other. The director has restored the fantasy world of the couple in a wild way. The combination of reality and fantasy makes the emotional expression of the film richer, interesting and even funny. We can temporarily forget that it is a tragedy, enter the inner world of the two girls, and understand them.
Never seeing each other is the most terrifying...
By Alexys 2022-03-23 09:02:13
Comments from my college days seem naive now, but I was able to write such a big article back then, so leave it. I don't think the two of them are gay, and although there's an implicit sex scene in the film, I think it's just an expression of love. When Pauline cast a hateful, angry look at her mother, I felt darkness hit and I could feel my heart pounding. It's clear that Pauline is ashamed of her living circumstances, and she wants to have Juliet's dad, even though her own dad is in fact...
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By Roderick 2022-04-23 07:02:37
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By Shawna 2022-04-23 07:02:37
I didn't expect such a good-looking film. I didn't expect the director to be the Lord of the...
By Jennyfer 2022-04-23 07:02:37
When one is crazy, it is called insane, and when two people are crazy together, it is called...
[Pauline is spending the Easter holiday with the Hulmes. Hilda Hulme, brushing Pauline's hair into an attractive shag, listens while Juliet describes more of the story that they've been devising]
Juliet Hulme: Mummy, Paul and I have decided that Charles and Deborah are going to have a baby, an heir to the throne of Borovnia.
Hilda Hulme: What a splendid idea.
[She grins, while Pauline is ecstatic with the attention being lavished upon her]
Juliet Hulme: We're calling him Diello.
Hilda Hulme: Well, that's a good, dramatic name.
Juliet Hulme: Paul thought it up.
Hilda Hulme: Aren't you clever?
[Pauline beams while Mrs. Hulme fluffs up her hair]
Hilda Hulme: There: all done.
[Pauline jumps up and takes Juliet's hand]
Hilda Hulme: Oh, look at you two. A couple of Borovnian princesses, if ever I saw them! My daughter... and my foster-daughter.
[voiceover; narrated from her diary]
Pauline Parker: There are living among two dutiful daughters - of a man who possesses two beautiful daughters - you cannot know nor yet try to guess, the sweet soothingness of their caress. The outstanding genius of this pair is understood by few, they are so rare.
[During a night rain-storm, Dr. Hulme knocks on the Riepers' door]
Dr. Henry Hulme: Mrs. Rieper, may I come in?
Honorah Parker Rieper: Yes, of course.
Dr. Henry Hulme: Thank you.
[They sit in the parlor]
Dr. Henry Hulme: Your daughter's an imaginative and spirited girl.
Honorah Parker Rieper: Look, if she's spending too much time at your house, you only need to say. All those nights that she spends over, she assured us that you don't mind.
Dr. Henry Hulme: It, it's rather more complicated than that. Since Mrs. Hulme and I have returned home, Juliet has been behaving in a rather disturbed manner... surliness, general irritability - most uncharacteristic.
Herbert Rieper: Sure I can't tempt you to a nice sherry, Dr. Hulme?
Dr. Henry Hulme: No, thank you. The thing is...
Honorah Parker Rieper: Yvonne hasn't been herself, either. Locking herself away in her room, endlessly writing.
Dr. Henry Hulme: My wife and I feel the friendship is... unhealthy.
Herbert Rieper: No arguments there, Dr. Hulme! All that time inside working on those novels of theirs. They don't get fresh air or exercise!
Honorah Parker Rieper: I'm not sure what you mean, Dr. Hulme.
Dr. Henry Hulme: Your daughter appears to have formed a rather unwholesome attachment to Juliet.
Honorah Parker Rieper: What's she done?
Dr. Henry Hulme: She hasn't done anything. It's the intensity of the friendship that concerns me. I think we should avert trouble before it starts.
