In the witty and poignant New Zealand romantic drama The Moon is Upside Down, three women at pivotal points in their lives find their paths unexpectedly intersecting. Featuring stellar performances by Victoria Haralabidou, Loren Taylor, Elizabeth Hawthorne, and the charismatic Jemaine Clement, this sharply observed film captures the essence of Wellington life through its engaging central characters: a Siberian mail-order bride striving to realize her café dream, a wealthy investor’s lonely wife, and a chaos-enduring anaesthetist seeking romantic escape.
Jemaine Clement plays the complex character of Macintosh, the reticent husband whose mysterious demeanor adds layers of intrigue and dark humor. Director Loren Taylor skillfully navigates the absurdities of life, contrasting them with our innate desires for connection and understanding. From humorous to heartfelt, this Best First Feature winner at Tallinn invites viewers into a world where personal crossroads lead to life-changing revelations.
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