Streets of Wonderland

Name: Streets of Wonderland
Genre: Drama
Duration: 2 h 3 min
Rating: 8
Cast: Ryan DiFrancesco, Logan Brown, Roberto León

2005
Not Rated
2 Std. 3 Min.

IMDb-BEWERTUNG

8,0/10

IHRE BEWERTUNG

Drama

Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuNiagara Falls has forever been masked behind the neon lights and the thunderous water of dreams and fantasy. "Streets of Wonderland" strips away those facades and shows the city in a truthfu... Alles lesenNiagara Falls has forever been masked behind the neon lights and the thunderous water of dreams and fantasy. "Streets of Wonderland" strips away those facades and shows the city in a truthful light. Not everyone is winning big at the Casino, and not everyone is profiting off of t... Alles lesenNiagara Falls has forever been masked behind the neon lights and the thunderous water of dreams and fantasy. "Streets of Wonderland" strips away those facades and shows the city in a truthful light. Not everyone is winning big at the Casino, and not everyone is profiting off of the millions of tourists that flock to that city. Not everyone is on their honeymoon. Devli... Alles lesen

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8,0/10

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Streets of Wonderland Review

I was a judge at Microcinema Fest just outside of Chicago this year and was privileged to watch the U.S. debut of this movie. Shot on a shoestring budget of $7,000cdn all of which was from directors Carey Lewis maxed out credit cards. The movie was awesome. Well written and very very well acted especially from lead actor Ryan DiFrancesco.

The film shows a much darker and seedy Niagra Falls. A place where you normally would associate with honeymoons and tourist attractions has a very real and darker side. A side of Niagra that few know about unless you live there. A town that only employs seasonally and has a very high unemployment and poverty rate, locals will do just about anything to survive, that includes robbing, steal, and hurting tourists.

Streets of Wonderland is a dramatic story of a few of these locals based on fact. I'll leave it at that and hope the film hits an indie art house theaters and DVD really soon.