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The Price of Milk

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A couple living happily together on a dairy farm begin to lose the spark in their relationship. After talking with a friend Lucinda (Danielle Cormack) starts causing minor conflicts in order to stir up the romance in their relationship. Things start out fine, but eventually everything is turned into a big mess and she must find a way to patch things up with Rob (Karl Urban).
The Price of Milk

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Critics Consensus

Awash in random whimsy, The Price of Milk feels more forced and muddled than charming.

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Steven Rea Philadelphia Inquirer 06/07/2001
Adds up to considerably less than the sum of its parts. Go to Full Review Mick LaSalle San Francisco Chronicle 05/04/2001
Too bad that unconscious haunting quality is in no way conveyed by the story, which soon reveals itself not as magical but silly -- and even irritating. Go to Full Review Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times 04/27/2001
2/4
I was never much convinced by the romantic chemistry between Rob and Lucinda. Go to Full Review Film Threat 12/06/2005
2.5/5
Emanuel Levy EmanuelLevy.Com 08/04/2005
2/5
Michael Dequina TheMovieReport.com 01/03/2005
2.5/4
What starts as a dollop of eccentricity and whimsy grows into something that overwhelms the charming performances and romance. Go to Full Review Read all reviews

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04/17/2015 such a funny,cute,corny movie! fabulous! Love Karl & Danielle!! See more 02/19/2015 Modern fairy tale done with a small budget, ingenious camerawork, and an understated classical score. Lovely and strange. See more 03/07/2014 For a foreign made film, and understanding the people from down under, this was fun and cute. See more 09/23/2012 Continuing with my Karl Urban fetish, this is one of his early films and made in his native New Zealand. As you would expect, the settings in this film are astoundingly beautiful. To say the Kiwi's have a very strange sense of humour is an understatement! However, this film turns out to be a little gem of a romantic fairytale. It had me in histerics on several occasions. Most notably Rob's dog called Nigel, who's agoraphobic and runs around in a cardboard box. We have a new saying in this house now when downing a glass of milk.... 'Bottoms up!!' You really have to see the film to get that one. See more 08/03/2012 Some people have problems with this movie because they "Don't Understand It". I personally think it's beautiful, adorable and romantic. See more 01/10/2012 i like this movie a lot the price of milk is a real good movie to watch from gabbye. See more Read all reviews
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Harry Sinclair

Director

Danielle Cormack

Lucinda

Karl Urban

Rob

Willa O'Neill

Drosophila

Michael Lawrence

Bernie

Rangi Motu

Auntie

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Synopsis A couple living happily together on a dairy farm begin to lose the spark in their relationship. After talking with a friend Lucinda (Danielle Cormack) starts causing minor conflicts in order to stir up the romance in their relationship. Things start out fine, but eventually everything is turned into a big mess and she must find a way to patch things up with Rob (Karl Urban).
Director
Harry Sinclair
Producer
Fiona Copland
Screenwriter
Harry Sinclair
Distributor
Lot 47 Films
Production Co
John Swimmer Productions, New Zealand Film Commission
Rating
PG-13 (Drug Use|Sensuality|Nudity)
Genre
Romance
Original Language
English
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 13, 2000, Original
Box Office (Gross USA)
$111.6K
Runtime
1h 27m
Sound Mix
Dolby SR, Dolby Digital, Dolby A, Surround
Aspect Ratio
Scope (2.35:1)