He Died with a Felafel in His Hand - Veggo
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- Release Date: 2001
- Runtime: 107 min
- Genre: Comedy
- Starring: Noah Taylor, Emily Hamilton, Romane Bohringer, Alex Menglet ... see all
- Director: Richard Lowenstein
- Plot: A search for love, meaning and bathroom solitude. Danny goes through a series of shared housing experiences in a succession of cities on the east coast of Australia. Together these... Read more
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| Jan 29, 2009Urban Cinefile
The result is a rather disjointed film that drags rather than skips.
Lowenstein's script acutely captures the angst, the disparity, the conflict and the heart of the characters, each of which is beautifully drawn.
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| Feb 02, 2003CultureCartel.com
As Danny goes through a progression of physical chaos, to emotional chaos, to possible redemption, He Died with a Felafel in His Hand goes beyond many failed similar projects, succeeding largely due to the collaborative efforts of its ensemble cast, screenwriting, and camera work.
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| Sep 05, 2001eFilmCritic.com
A successful film doesn't necessarily require likeable characters....If Lowenstein had been content to leave well enough alone he might have produced an intermittently amusing comedy.... ... Full Review
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He Died With a Felafel...
abc.net.au –
2001-09-07
The mission to turn best-seller He Died With a Felafel In His Hand into a film was always going to be a tough one. After all, John Birmingham's 1994 novel, a searing cavalcade of anecdotes and observations about share-housing up... ... Full Article
By Travis Mackenzie Hoover This adaptation of John Birmingham's cult novel initially prepares you for the worst. Beginning in a decrepit, shared Brisbane house, it follows the usual failed writer/slacker (Noah Taylor) as he fixates on tedious undergraduate obsessions like... ... Full Article
By Travis Mackenzie Hoover This adaptation of John Birminghams cult novel initially prepares you for the worst. Beginning in a decrepit, shared Brisbane house, it follows the usual failed writer/slacker (Noah Taylor) as he fixates on tedious undergraduate obsessions like... ... Full Article