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The Insatiable Moon (2011)

When Arthur, self-proclaimed son of God, sets off on a mission to find the Queen of Heaven, his world changes.

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Sloan Freer 03 Mar 2011

Though its climax feels abrupt and underdeveloped, the film's overall power and emotion continue to resonate.

Ruth H 14 Feb 2011

It was a sweet film which tackled a heavy topic with lightness and humour as well as showed the vulnerability of the human condition. Highly recommended.

jason b 06 Mar 2011

Its heart's in the right place; it's the rest of it that's out to lunch... Riddell scrapes together the footage she can from in and about the same suburban row of shops, but the detail's sloppy - much of the film unfolds around a halfway house where the manager curses incessantly and leaves his cleavers unattended on going to answer the phone - and if she was intending to throw a spotlight on the sorry state of mental health care in small-town New Zealand, she could do with easing up on the broad comedy, singing and dancing that tends to drown out her most salient points. Paratene - known to British audiences as the forbidding tribal elder in "Whale Rider" - is a watchable, likable presence forced into a cutesy character straitjacket: it sounds funny to say a son of God role is beneath him, but as conceived by the Riddells, it is; the remainder is serenely simple-minded - real cinema du Gump - and blessed with rather too much divine intervention where the narrative intelligence would usually go.

Rich Cline 24 Feb 2011

This openhearted drama from New Zealand can hardly help but move us as it strips away society's limitations to portray human connections at some very unusual levels.

Simon Kinnear 24 Feb 2011

How many religious parables make their point with creative swearing, gallows wit, and even a God-bothering sex scene?