An Angel at My Table (1990)
Parental guidance recommended
An Angel At My Table is based on the Autobiographical writings of the obsessively private Janet Frame, New Zealands greatest living novelist. The Film tells the story of Frame's life from childhood to her mid thirties and focuses on her family, her development as a writer and the 8 year period she spent in a psychiatric hospital after being wrongly diagnosed as a schizophrenic.
| Status: | Unavailable |
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| Run time: | 155mins |
| Origin: | AUSTRALIA |
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Maria S.
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Maria C.
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Trevor H.
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Deborah H.
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If you like biographies this is worth watching. The movie is based on her own autobiography, hey real life can sometimes be boring. An amazing woman who sadly passed away recently.
N Doherty
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Andrew Storm
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William Workman
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Very moving and very well made film
Greg Moskal
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I couldn't get past the first third of the movie. It was boring - didn't entice me to see the rest.
Susanne Whyte
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I couldnt see the point of the film. It never seemed real or believable and took forever to end.