The Whole of the Moon (film)

The Whole of the Moon is a 1996 independent romantic comedy film directed by Elaine Proctor. It stars Rosanna Arquette as Erika and Christina Ricci as Kelly.

Synopsis

The film centers around Erika, an American artist living in a small Welsh village, and her interactions with the eccentric locals. She is struggling with artist's block and finds herself drawn to the unconventional life of the village. Kelly, a young and precocious girl, becomes Erika's unlikely muse and friend. The film explores themes of creativity, cultural differences, and personal discovery as Erika navigates her relationships and attempts to overcome her artistic struggles.

Cast

• Rosanna Arquette as Erika
• Christina Ricci as Kelly
• John Lynch as Frank
• Brenda Fricker as Mrs. Flynn
• Elizabeth Spriggs as Mrs. Crabbe

Production

The film was shot on location in Wales.

Reception

The Whole of the Moon received mixed reviews upon its release. Some critics praised its quirky characters and charming atmosphere, while others found it to be uneven and lacking in narrative focus.