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Director: Katja von Garnier
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From Time Out Film Guide
Love blossoms between artist Aidan and chocolate shop worker Vivian, who hides a dark secret.Author:
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- Leona Luk said...
- Posted on Sep 24 2007 23:35 This is a pretty sad affair. Martinez is the head of a pack of wolves running around Budapest, with Bruckner as his niece and potential future wife...but she has a different idea. There's a prophecy mentioned yet barely explored, all sorts of different accents, some fighting, some kissing...it all adds up to not much. This could be potentially forgiven if the transformation from human to wolf was decent, however it's really not since the transformation is basic CG. Ultimately, this is not really worth the time.
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Cast & crew
Director: Katja von Garnier
Cast: Agnes Bruckner, Hugh Dancy, Olivier Martinez, Bryan Dick, Katja Riemann full cast
Genre(s): Horror, Fantasy, Drama
UK Release: Feb 2 2007
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