Cuckoo
Cuckoo, directed by Hyunji Park, starring Michaela Longden and Jodie Davey.
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Synopsis
Confined in a dysfunctional marriage, Howard, a domineering, unaffectionate husband buys his unhappy, insecure housewife Evelyn a cuckoo clock; from an antique store where Gloria, a liberated woman works. As their relationship gets tested to the limits; and new attractions arise between Evelyn and Gloria, they discover there is more to the wooden cuckoo than meets the eye.
- Hyunji ParkDirector
- Gloria Martinez-GarciaProducer
Trivia
- The production budget was US$ 8.000.
- This film's quiz has 5 questions — enough to play more than once without repeats.
Production
- LanguagesEnglish
- BudgetUS$ 8,000
- StatusReleased
Cast
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Michaela Longden
Evelyn - Jodie Davey Gloria
- Joseph Barnett Howard
- Sara Monteiro Costumer
- Bernardo Freitas Howard Foot Double
- Janice Chiachi Liao Evelyn Foot Double
Quiz about this movie
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Foi Apenas Um Sonho
7.0
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Infidelidade
6.7
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Persuasão
6.1
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As Pontes de Madison
7.7
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Tick Tock Tale
7.4
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A Estranha Vida de Timothy Green
7.0
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Águas Profundas
5.8
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A Escolha
7.2
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Dicionário de Cama
6.6
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Torrentes de Paixão
6.8
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Dream Lover
6.8
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Boa Sorte, Leo Grande
7.0
Crew
- Hyunji Park Director
- Gloria Martinez-Garcia Producer
Questions about this film
What is Cuckoo about?
Cuckoo: Confined in a dysfunctional marriage, Howard, a domineering, unaffectionate husband buys his unhappy, insecure housewife Evelyn a cuckoo clock; from an antique store where Gloria, a liberated woman works. As their relationship gets tested to the limits; and new attractions arise between Evelyn and Gloria, they discove…
Who directed Cuckoo?
Cuckoo was directed by Hyunji Park.
Who stars in Cuckoo?
The cast of Cuckoo includes Michaela Longden, Jodie Davey, Joseph Barnett, Sara Monteiro and Bernardo Freitas.
How long is Cuckoo?
Cuckoo runs for 15 minutes, or 0h15.
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