'No One Will Save You'
Explore the tension between director intention and viewer interpretation in this review of the excellent sci-fi horror of 'No One Will Save You.'
Sisters Grimm (2009)
1815 England. Shipwrecked off Ireland and landed at Watchet Harbour, Somerset, Esmeralda Grimm and her half sister Fancy, set out on the final leg of their journey home to the House of Grimm. Stumbling upon a coven of witches in a ruined church, they flee for their lives and take refuge in a deserted tavern. Befriended by an amorous yokel, they awake to discover their horses stolen. Left to cross the wilds by foot, they are overtaken by a storm and forced to take refuge in a ditch with a tinker whose tales about the beast of the Moor make their night sleepless.
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1815 England. Shipwrecked off Ireland and landed at Watchet Harbour, Somerset, Esmeralda Grimm and her half sister Fancy, set out on the final leg of their journey home to the House of Grimm. Stumbling upon a coven of witches in a ruined church, they flee for their lives and take refuge in a deserted tavern. Befriended by an amorous yokel, they awake to discover their horses stolen. Left to cross the wilds by foot, they are overtaken by a storm and forced to take refuge in a ditch with a tinker whose tales about the beast of the Moor make their night sleepless.
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Genre:Fantasy, Adventure
Written By:Robbie Moffat
In Theaters:1/1/2009
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Runtime:93 minutes
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Cast
Robbie Moffat
Director
Suzanne Kendall
Fancy Grimm
Charlotte Radford
Esmeralda Grimm
Nick Bartlett
John Wicklow / Commander Hardy
Simon Chadwick
Wilberforce Grimm
Gary Grant
Leopold Grimm
Tom Fox Davies
Robert Gray
Jon-Paul Gates
Count Ludlow
Venetia Grivas
Evangelista
Robbie Moffat
Reverend Spaxton
Katy Newell
Countess Grimm
Augusta McKie
Lucinda Grey
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