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DVD : Loving AnnabelleIn association with Amazon.comstarring: Diane Gaidry, Erin Kelly (III), Laura Breckenridge, Jennie Floyd, Greg Joelson directed by: Katherine Brooks  List Price: $24.95 Amazon.com's Price: $14.49 You Save: $10.46 (42%)Prices subject to change. Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1Audience Rating: Unrated Binding: DVD Brand: LOVING ANNABELLE (DVD MOVIE) EAN: 0754703762702 Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD-Video, Widescreen, NTSC Label: Wolfe Video Manufacturer: Wolfe Video Number Of Items: 1 Publisher: Wolfe Video Release Date: December 12, 2006 Running Time: 79 minutes Studio: Wolfe Video Theatrical Release Date: 2006 Sales Rank: 2141 MPN: WOL4315D Related Items:
Editorial Review: Description: Rising star Erin Kelly is Annabelle, a precocious Senator's daughter who falls for her Catholic school teacher, Simone (Diane Gaidry, The Dogwalker). After Simone is assigned to control the rebellious student, she instead finds herself drawn into Annabelle's world. As their attraction builds, the two women must cope with the reactions of those around them. Writer-Director Katherine Brooks unveils this smoldering tale of forbidden love with intelligence, wit and sensitivity. Amazon.com: A lot of taboos are broken in Loving Annabelle, even if the film itself remains remarkably tasteful--even demure. The central characters are two women, a teacher and her student, and the setting is an all-girls school (shades of Lost and Delirious). Annabelle (the smoldering Erin Kelly), a senior, is a rebellious rocker chick--the Beverly Hills version that is, i.e. highlighted hair, black eyeliner, and nose ring. Her senatorial mother ships her off to boarding school to shape up. Annabelle's hard-partying ways are starting to become an embarrassment. Miss Simone Bradley (the sympathetic Diane Gaidry) is a popular poetry teacher. She's a Catholic. Annabelle is not. Simone has a boyfriend, Annabelle is gay. Looks can be deceiving, however, and there's more to both than meets the eye. For one, Simone's relationship is not as secure as it appears. For another, Annabelle's ardor is so relentless it threatens to sway sympathy against her. She seems to have no regard for the damage an affair would inflict on her teacher's career. Nonetheless, Simone is not entirely resistant to her charms. Inspired by 1931's Mädchen in Uniform, writer/director Katherine Brooks preserves the forbidden relationship at the heart of the Weimar-era classic, but drops the political subtext. Consequently, she doesn't take on more than she can handle, but Loving Annabelle still feels a little slight. --Kathleen C. Fennessy Average Rating:
 Rating:  - Enjoyable movieI found this film to be very tender and beautifully done. The actors were very talented, especially the two leads, Diane Gaidry and Erin Kelly. The movie was made with a lot of sensitivity as to the subject matter. I found the film very touching. Kudos to the entire cast and director. Rating: - Loving AnnabelleThis was a great movie. The chemistry between the teacher and Annabelle is awesome. The movie would be better with an alternate ending. Rating: - NICE!!!This show is nice as to seeing how it develops. Although the ending is a bit ... , this show is nice. It just shows how much one should face up to their own feelings :) NICE!!! Rating: - A very good filmI really enjoyed the movie Loving Annabelle because it was both a good story and incredibly factual. You really come to care about the characters in the movie and wonder how things worked out for them. The story is not overshadowed by the steamy scenes but enhanced. It is worth a chance, and you will be rewarded with an excellent movie. Rating:  - This one requires a strong stomachFrom the beginning of this movie, I just couldn't shake the feeling of how wrong it is - this teacher becoming involved with a student. It's more than the fact that Annabelle is under 18.... Just like parents and clergy, teachers hold a unique place of trust, authority and responsibility. Even though Annabelle was the one who pursued the relationship, that doesn't make it any more okay for Simone to cross the line. As much as I had hoped that this would be a good movie (based on the ... Read More Browse for similar items by category:
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