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Peaches (2004)

Director: Craig Monahan

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From Time Out London

Lung is effective and often excellent as ‘the miracle baby’, a survivor of a car-crash that killed her parents now going through a rites-of-passage and a sex/love affair with Weaving’s one-time trade unionist now factory manager at the threatened peach canning operation where they both work. Flashing back to the trippy, looser days of the ‘80s – her dead mother’s secret-filled diary comes into her possession – the film both conveys a sensitive nostalgia and a feel for the difficult growth period of disconsolate young adults. 

Author: WH 0000-00-00 00:00:00

Time Out London Issue 1802: March 2-9 2005

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Director: Craig Monahan

Cast: Hugo Weaving, Emma Lung

Duration: 108 mins


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