I just managed to secure a copy of this film from a friend in Greece and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I can't wait for it to be released in the UK so I can watch it on the big screens of the cinema.
Having read so much about the film since its completion in 2003, I have eagerly wanted to see it. It is a tale of love and loss. When Frankie Haywood (Daniella Byrne) is run over whilst on the way to school, her brother Ben (Harry Eden) blames himself. Three month on, she is still in a coma and the only chance of recovery is a form of new treatment that is still in the experimental stage.
This film is well filmed and the story line is extremely touching. Andy Garcia is excellent in his role as Ben and Frankie's dad. But once again, I feel the show was stolen by young Harry Eden's performance as he decides to under go hypnosis and enter his sisters mind to help guide her back to consciousness.
A great film, well worth watching.
Having read so much about the film since its completion in 2003, I have eagerly wanted to see it. It is a tale of love and loss. When Frankie Haywood (Daniella Byrne) is run over whilst on the way to school, her brother Ben (Harry Eden) blames himself. Three month on, she is still in a coma and the only chance of recovery is a form of new treatment that is still in the experimental stage.
This film is well filmed and the story line is extremely touching. Andy Garcia is excellent in his role as Ben and Frankie's dad. But once again, I feel the show was stolen by young Harry Eden's performance as he decides to under go hypnosis and enter his sisters mind to help guide her back to consciousness.
A great film, well worth watching.