Heavenly Creatures (1994)

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Written by Fran Walsh, Peter Jackson

Directed by Peter Jackson

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1994

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: UK/Germany/New Zealand

Filmed in Colour

Disturbing drama based on the true story of two teenage girls whose obsessive relationship leads them to commit murder.

Peter Jackson makes a big change in his usual GoreFest type movies (Bad Taste and Braindead) with this award winning and compelling blend of true crime story and dark fantasy.

The film won various awards and was nominated for an 'Original Screenplay' Oscar and sees Kate Winslet in her critically acclaimed debut film role.

Jackson does very well in showing what could bring two impressionable youngsters to commit such a terrible act of violence.

Cast

Melanie LynskeyPauline Yvonne Rieper
Image for Kate WinsletKate WinsletJuliet Hulme
Sarah PeirseHonorah Parker Rieper
Diana KentHilda Hulme
Clive MerrisonDr. Henry Hulme
Simon O'ConnorHerbert Rieper
Jed BrophyJohn
Peter J. ElliottBill Perry
Gilbert GoldieDr. Bennett
Geoffrey HeathRev. Norris
Kirsti FerryWendy
Ben SkjellerupJonathon Hulme
Darien TakleMiss Stewart
Elizabeth MoodyMiss Waller
Liz MullaneMrs. Collins

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