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The squirrels made it seem less lonely Terry Gilliam (Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas, Brazil and 12 Monkeys) creates a surreal adventure with his adaptation of Mitch Cullin's classic novel. When her mother dies of an overdose, young Jeliza-Rose embarks on a strange journey with her father, Noah - a rock and roll musician well past his prime. Drifting between reality and fantasy, Jeliza-Rose escapes the vast loneliness of her new home into a dream world that exists in her imagination, where fireflies have names, bog-men awaken, squirrels talk, and decapitated heads of dolls keep her company. As optimistic as it is surreal, a humourous as it is suspenseful, Tideland is a celebration of the power of a child's imagination.
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$34.95
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Fantasy
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2005
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115:33 (Case: 122)
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576i (PAL)
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Widescreen 1.78:1 (Orig: 2.35:1), 16x9 Enhanced
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