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When Angela (Sigrid Thornton) becomes successful, the former hairdresser's assistant has to deal with the reactions of her old friends to her new situation. She also must deal with romantic advances from an older woman. Nonetheless, she is plucky and confident enough to manage. ~ Clarke Fountain, Rovi
Feb 3, 1990
Cast
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Chantal Contouri
Kate Davis -
Sigrid Thornton
Angela -
Robert Bruning
Elmer -
Hugh Keays-Byrne
Linsey -
Vince Gil
Daryl -
Denise Drysdale
Lily -
Jacqui Gordon
Leah -
Lulu Pinkus
Nurse -
Stewart Faichney
Peter -
Julia Blake
Mrs. Bailey -
Jon Sidney
Mr. Pluckett -
Christine Amor
Paula -
Bob Brown
Capt. Rock -
Amanda Muggleton
Martha -
Yvette Rees
Nurse -
Shirley Cameron
Mrs. Cameron -
Paddy Burnet
Blue rinse lady -
Walter Pym
Dichter -
Robert Thompson
Sean
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Audience Reviews for Snapshot
I thought that Snapshot (aka The Day After Halloween, One More Minute) was a very patient, paranoid, pessimistic and somewhat surrealistic movie in the style of Polanski's apartment trilogy. Great plot twists, some moments and style that jarred me out of complacency in expected storyline and flow, and a hopelessness and paranoid vision of life and the world that I thought was similarly captured in the Roman Polanski flicks aforementioned. Recommended for fans of: The Tenant, Repulsion, Italian Gialli movies, The Pyx, Rosemary's Baby . . .
February 16, 2013
Outside of his westerns, I can't say that I'm a fan of any of Simon Wincer's work. This was airing on TCM as part of there late night Friday cult lineup when I took a chance an set the DVR. Known under a few different titles, but airing as SNAPSHOT, Wincer capture this strange, nearly indescribable vibe that left me wondering if the thriller elements were only in our sexually repressed heroin's head, ala REPULSION. This is reinforced by a detached atmosphere created by a cast of uninterested arthouse hanger's-on types who circle around the fringe's of Angela's life only to remind her that their art is more important their her life.
June 5, 2011
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