Director:
Aisling WalshGuión:
Lauren MackenzieCámara:
Simon KossoffMúsica:
David JulyanReparto:
Samantha Morton, Steven Mackintosh, Mhairi Anderson, David Bradley, Eva Birthistle, Brendan McCormack, Flora Montgomery, Ron Donachie, Gary Murphy (más)Sinopsis(1)
The very nature of evil drives this chilling psychological thriller. Oscar nominee* Samantha Morton (Minority Report) and Steven Mackintosh (The Escapist) are Martha and Tomas, a grieving couple who move to a remote Irish village in the wake of their baby daughter's death. (texto oficial de la distribuidora)
Reseñas (2)
If you’ve already watched Orphan and Case 39, you don’t need bother with The Daisy Chain because you won’t get anything better, but you could still watch it, it isn’t bad. A classic story about an unusual evil little girl, a dumb mum and a sensible dad. The atmosphere of rural Ireland is nice, what is not nice is the shortage of tense moments and the end without an ending. Passable film, but I’ve already almost forgotten what I watched it.
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The Daisy Chain has one major problem in that it doesn't surprise in any way. This is a film about a devilish child, although by "devilish" I don't necessarily mean that it's directly a satanic child or Satan himself. She's just a little monster you don't want to be around. It makes you feel all the right uncomfortable feelings, but the film just doesn't go any further than that. Within its genre, it's more or less average, perhaps even less, but because it truly affects the viewer, it scrapes up a bit higher.
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