Millennium Actress
PGUnited States rating20021h 27mAnimation, Drama, Romance
A documentary filmmaker tracks down a legendary retired actress to record her final interview. As she speaks, her memories of her past life and the films she starred in begin to blend together. It is a reflective story about the power of memory and the things we hold onto from our youth.
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A documentary filmmaker tracks down a legendary retired actress to record her final interview. As she speaks, her memories of her past life and the films she starred in begin to blend together. It is a reflective story about the power of memory and the things we hold onto from our youth.
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What's in it
- Scary
- Some
- Violence
- Mild
- Language
- None
- Rude humour
- None
- Sad themes
- Strong
- Pace
- Gentle
- The narrative is a slow and reflective drama with long scenes of memory and reflection. Estimated
Scary moments
- Approx.ScaryA scene involving a burning castle and a mysterious wraith.
- Approx.ScaryA mention of a man being tortured by a military policeman.
Talk about it after
- 1Why do you think the actress chose to keep the key for so many years?
- 2How did the memories of the old movies help the actress remember her past?
- 3What does it mean to 'search' for something even if you aren't sure you will find it?
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