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33 Postcards (2011)

Dean Randall has sponsored a young Chinese orphan Mei Mei for many years, when she arrives in Sydney out of the blue to thank him, their lives are changed forever.

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Prairie Miller 13 May 2013

Orphan Mei Mei discovers dubious desired dad Guy Pearce is not exactly what he seems. Nor is this movie, taking a surprising turn away from the conventional, as it embraces collective values over the usual quest and flight into Western individualism.

Rex Reed 14 May 2013

The dependable Australian actor Guy Pearce is always welcome, even in a well-meaning dud like 33 Postcards.

Mike D'Angelo 15 May 2013

This sort of global co-production is becoming more and more common, but it’s rarely quite so calculated; you can practically see the scale being used to ensure that each location receives equal narrative weight, as characters take actions that make sense only according to that metric.

Troy K 02 Sep 2012

Fantastic view of what happens when a young innocent is let loose in a society that is foreign to her - very sweet if not a little low budget

Jules Brenner 15 May 2013

Sweet to the point of getting a sugar rush. Underwritten and under-directed in style and realization, it has all the substance of a confection.