
A Fairytale of the City
Synopsis
A Fairytale of the City explores both the light and dark shades of human experience. You will be taken on the journey of a raw, luminous Girl fleeing from the cruel confines of her childhood past. The beautiful imagery of this film and its intriguing characters both disturbs and delights; it's a magical piece of art.
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- Director
- Vanessa Caswill
- Screenplay & Story
- Vanessa Caswill
- Original Title
- A Fairytale of the City
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 12m
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What is A Fairytale of the City about?
A Fairytale of the City explores both the light and dark shades of human experience. You will be taken on the journey of a raw, luminous Girl fleeing from the cruel confines of her childhood past. The beautiful imagery of this film and its intriguing characters both disturbs and delights; it's a magical piece of art.
Who directed A Fairytale of the City?
A Fairytale of the City was directed by Vanessa Caswill.
Who stars in A Fairytale of the City?
The principal cast of A Fairytale of the City includes Sam Worthington, Maeve Dermody, Marea Burton, Peter Barry.
When was A Fairytale of the City released and how long is it?
A Fairytale of the City was released in 2006 with a total runtime of 12m.



















