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What's The Movie Sweetie About? Explores sisters, in their twenties, their parents, and family dysfunctions. Kay is gangly and slightly askew, consulting a fortune teller and then falling in love with a man because of a mole on his face and a lock of hair; then, falling out of love when he plants a tree in their yard. Sweetie is plump, imperious, self-centered, and seriously mentally ill. The parents see none of the illness, seeing only their cute child. Kay mainly feels exasperation at her sister's impositions. Slowly, the film exposes how the roots of Sweetie's illness have choked Kay's own development. Can she be released? What's The Genre Of The Sweetie Movie? Genres: Comedy, Drama Who Stars In The Sweetie Movie? Starring: Genevieve Lemon, Karen Colston, Tom Lycos When Was The Motion Picture Sweetie Released? Released: September 28, 1989 What's The Runtime Of The Sweetie Movie? Runtime: 97.0 How Popular Is The Sweetie Movie? Popularity Rating: 0.881 What Studio(s) Produced The Sweetie Film? Arenafilm, New South Wales Film Corp. Australia Who Was On The Cast Of The Motion Picture Sweetie? Dawn 'Sweetie' Genevieve Lemon Kay Karen Colston Louis Tom Lycos Gordon Jon Darling Flo Dorothy Barry Who Was On The Crew Of Sweetie The Movie? Directing — Director: Jane Campion Writing — Screenplay: Jane Campion Writing — Story: Jane Campion

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What's The Movie Sweetie About?

Explores sisters, in their twenties, their parents, and family dysfunctions. Kay is gangly and slightly askew, consulting a fortune teller and then falling in love with a man because of a mole on his face and a lock of hair; then, falling out of love when he plants a tree in their yard. Sweetie is plump, imperious, self-centered, and seriously mentally ill. The parents see none of the illness, seeing only their cute child. Kay mainly feels exasperation at her sister's impositions. Slowly, the film exposes how the roots of Sweetie's illness have choked Kay's own development. Can she be released?