Dawn aka Sweetie
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- Until its final moments, Sweetie maintains a precarious and sublime balance between comedy and tragedy. The script - ably handled by a splendid ensemble cast - is generously spiced with wry and illuminating moments and is uncannily accurate in its portrait of a volatile dysfunctional family. [02 Mar 1990, p.22]
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Mar 23, 1990 · Then Sweetie (Genevieve Lemon) comes back into their lives - Sweetie, the spoiled daughter whose cute childish antics have persisted right on up to the onset of middle age. It becomes clear that Sweetie has always terrorized this family.
Kay is pulled out of her day-to-day existence by Dawn's return to their town, and the girls attempt to reconnect with their parents, Flo (Dorothy Barry) and Gordon (Jon Darling), who are ...
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- Jane Campion
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- Geneviève Lemon
Sweetie is a 1989 Australian black comedy drama film directed by Jane Campion, and starring Genevieve Lemon, Karen Colston, Tom Lycos, and Jon Darling.
a helter skelter ride through the offbeat life of a suburban Australian family whose youngest daughter is 'abnormal'. Full Review | Dec 19, 2008. Jeffrey M. Anderson Combustible Celluloid. The ...
Sweetie’s brilliance stems from how Campion inventively explores the relationship between inanimate objects and personal memory, Sally Bongers’s static camera lingering on the precipice of a family unit brimming with secrets and lies.
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Sweetie 1989, directed by Jane Campion | Film review. Film. Time Out says. Kay (Colston) fears darkness and the secret, stifling power of plants; her teenage sister Dawn (Lemon) is crazy,...
She’s quiet and idiosyncratic being the opposite of her wild sister Dawn, nicknamed Sweetie, whose surprise arrival causes strange and magical family drama. Jane Campion brings us into the slightly off world of a seemingly normal household.
