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Wild Honey Pie!

ComedyDrama

Gillian is an aspiring playwright married to Oliver, a small-time DJ for all occasions. Their marriage has hit the Seven Year Itch, and this neurotic pair want to scratch that itch until it bleeds.

Year

2019

Duration

1h 27m

IMDb

4.6

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Cast

JA

Jamie Adams

Director

Jemima Kirke

Gillian

Jemima Kirke

wife

Cast

JA

Jamie Adams

Director

Jemima Kirke

Gillian

Jemima Kirke

wife

Sarah Solemani

Rachel Griffiths

Richard Elis

Oliver

Richard Elis

husband

Brett Goldstein

Matt

Brett Goldstein

Oliver's friend

Joanna Scanlan

Janet

Joanna Scanlan

Ollie's mother

WT

William Thomas

David Walker

Dan Clark

Geoff

Alice Lowe

Gerry

Craig Russell

Oscar

Tonya Smith

Sarah

William Salyers

Narrator

JA

Jamie Adams

Writer

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10 Comments

🎀الــــقــــنــــاااصــــة🎀May 29, 2023

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Dr Evan AntinMay 23, 2023

It's an unfortunate fact for film-makers that improvising dialogue doesn't make things seem more real; it actually only makes you more aware that the actors are acting, and at the same time makes it more difficult for a film to keep a sense of direction. This largely feels like a series of improv sketches, some obviously meant to be funny; but I don't think you can have a comedy in English based around infidelity, it just feels too sad. The French could maybe manage it, they're more cynical about these things. So it's not great by any means but it deserves a *little* better than the average mark here if only for the sharp performances and - for a British film - lack of hand-wringing.

Isoka 🥷May 23, 2023

Gillian (Jemima Kirke) and Oliver (Richard Elis) are a couple in their 30s live on the Welsh coast and are the best of friends, if only sex didn't get in the way causing both of them to stray. A low budget indie drama that had potential that it fails to fulfill. Both the film and its characters seem very self indulgent to the point that the film outstays its welcome. Alice Lowe is one of the few bright parts of the film though who plays Gillian's fling.

SaiJallow❤️May 23, 2023

I am so glad I didn't read the reviews of this before I watched it. Any score below 5/6 is written in ignorance. This is just a compelling watch of love and relationships that can really only be appreciated if you ve experienced coastal wales. Fly on the wall acting. Limited props and no Hollywood style is the pleasure of this movie. Watch and enjoy.

Sacha❤️May 23, 2023

I don't believe it! Well, I can believe that these are actors, but I can't believe any of the characters. Gillian as a budding playwright? Oliver as a party DJ? No, I'm not buying it. Rachel on the phone to Gerald: "Hi Gerald, it's Rachel. [...] Dick's daughter. Dick. Dick. Yes his daughter." Yes, that's the sort of dialogue that makes this a "comedy". (EDITED to correct "Rachel" to "Gillian" in the 2nd paragraph.)

Klortia 🧛🏾‍♂️May 23, 2023

Decent actress in the lead but this movie is not funny at all, didn't even consider it a comedy until I visited this page and saw it apparently is supposed to be. Felt more like a drama but it's just very boring and poorly done.

Claayton07May 23, 2023

I like indie films, I like difficult subject matters, and heck, I even like boring films. But this was BAAADDD. It was painful dialogue , painful in execution and just a prototypical bad relationship from middle school... being played out with adults. Toxic from all angles with a very distorted flow, it DOESN'T have to be like this. This isn't what reality HAS to be like. Every character was just ready to hop on to the first sign of attention from any source.

AdrianaMay 23, 2023

Wild Honey Pie does something few movies are able to: capture the authenticity of a relationship so saliently that you feel like you are there, not missing a moment of authenticity, and still maintain a fast-paced, interesting narrative. You get to know these characters - they feel like real people - but not a moment of story is lost. Laugh out loud funny without trying too hard to be, heart wrenching and very, very real - it's a must see.

munir AhmedMay 23, 2023

MélanieoMar 2, 2023

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