Photographing Fairies

Pros: Beautifully drawn and executed; literate script; befitting classical soundtrack; engrossing.
Cons: Somewhat incoherent in vision.

Directed by Nick Willing From the book by Steve Szilagyi Cast (in credits order) Toby Stephens ... Charles Castle Emily Woof ... Linda Ben Kingsley ... Reverend Templeton Frances Barber ... Beatrice Templeton ...

Pros: Superb story and artful rendering by one and all concerned.
Cons: Nothing!

'Death is merely a change of state. The soul is a fresh expression of the self. The dead are not dust. They really are only a footfall away.'

It is the ensuing years after World War I, and Charles Castle (Toby Stephens) is eking out a...

Pros: The film is good, the book is better
Cons: The film misses some of the book's fun

Today's clear-eyed rationalist will wonder how people ever thought that little fairies could be seen. More preposterous still, photographic proof of their existence was presented to an astonished world. This happened long ago, but we should not be...

Pros: Stirs the Imagination, Welcomes the Reality of other Realms
Cons: The mystery is coated in dark and gloom and hallucinations

Great research and imagination has surrounded the mystery of whether Fairies and other realms exist. Recently, several movies explored this question, one namely, Photographing Fairies. Being a researcher, myself, I was intrigued with the idea of...

Pros: Great plot, setting, and characters, good effects, holds your attention...
Cons: Nothing...

Photographing Fairies really surprised me - a much better movie than I thought it would be. I went to the rental store with hopes of getting something new that I'd never seen before and out of three or four choices a friend of mine and I thought the back...