Charming story, colorful art-house film!
misa_18 | Cincinnati, Ohio United States | 09/27/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This classic art-house film is a charming combo of South American flavor mixed with European sophitication (the film's lead character flees a husband in Venezuela to pursue an opera career in Paris). The elements of both cultures mingle well to present a cute but predicteable story. However, no one should mind the predictability of this fariy tale turned art house film because the acting and cintementography are suberb! Fina Torres( the director) has her own brand of quirky film effects that can be seen in abundance throughout "Celestial Clockwork". If you enjoy foreign, alternative or starving artist story films, this one is a must see!Enjoy!"
Ave Maria
Marco Sabiu | London,uk | 10/14/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"This is a wonderful warm & charming movie.A very original way of seeing Paris,and one of the best scenes ever communicating the relationship between music & passion.Highly recommended ,I'm sure any sensitive viewer will be seduced by this film's innocence."
Surely from heaven
Khalia | Los Angeles, California | 10/21/2003
(5 out of 5 stars)
"I have rented this film about three times. Each time I enjoy more and more. It's a refreshing film to watch when you want pure entertainment."
Celestial clockwork
Ernest L. Marraccini | Elizabeth, Pennsylvania | 06/09/2000
(5 out of 5 stars)
"delightful movie with clockwork plot and interesting characters. Beautifully filmed."